Format : Score and Parts
SKU: HL.4000209
UPC: 884088110642.
Here is Schubert's gorgeous melody from his String Quartet No. 14 in a wonderful setting for concert band. Very playable for young bands! Dur: 3:15 (Grade 2).
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SKU: BT.EMBZ14694
Volume 10 in the series contains works by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Dvo ák and Schubert, arranged for cello quartet. Beethoven's Largo appassionato and the Slavonic dance by Dvo ák demand a higher level of instrumental skill. The Minuetto alla Zingarese by Haydn, the two Mozart chorales (Zwei deutsche Kir-chenlieder) and the four-cello version of Schubert's Death and the Maiden are easier to play. The first part and occasionally the second require facility in the higher positions, the lower parts are just as important and do not merely accompany the melody.Inhoud:1. Haydn, Joseph: Menuetto alla Zingarese2. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Zwei deutsche Kirchenlieder3. Beethoven, Ludwig van: Largo appassionato4. Dvoák, Anton n: Slavonic Dance5. Schubert, Franz: Der Tod und das MädchenDer zehnte Band der Serie beinhaltet für Cello-Quartett transkribierte Werke von Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Dvo ák und Schubert. Der Largo appassionato von Beethoven und der Slawische Tanz Dvo áks erfordern höhere technische Kenntnisse. Das Haydn-Werk Minuetto alla Zingarese, sowie die zwei Choräle von Mozart (Zwei deutsche Kirchenlieder) und die Version des Tod und das Mädchen für vier Celli sind alle leichter zu spielen. Die erste und an manchen Stellen auch die zweite Stimme verlangen die Beherrschung höherer Lagen, mit diesen werden aber auch die tieferen Stimmen gleichgestellt, welche nicht nur eine begleitende Funktion haben.Sommaire:1. Haydn, Joseph: Menuetto alla Zingarese2. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Zwei deutsche Kirchenlieder3. Beethoven, Ludwig van: Largo appassionato4. Dvoák, Anton n: Slavonic Dance5. Schubert, Franz: Der Tod und das MädchenContents:1. Haydn, Joseph: Menuetto alla Zingarese2. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Zwei deutsche Kirchenlieder3. Beethoven, Ludwig van: Largo appassionato4. Dvoák, Anton n: Slavonic Dance5. Schubert, Franz: Der Tod und das Mädchen
SKU: FG.55011-875-1
Lotta Wennäkoski's Pige (2021-2022) for string quartet was commissioned to be paired with the Death and the Maiden quartet by Franz Schubert (pige is Danish for girl). The composer tells:The first movement Vorüber, ach, vorüber! is based on the first half of Schubert’s lied lying behind his The Death and the Maiden quartet. The maiden’s song in the beginning of the lied has not found its way to his string quartet, so I wanted to use this material in mine. The second move-ment Daktylus borrows its idea from the haunting pulse of Schubert’s chant of Death. Something fierce and something soundless can be heard here - along with other variants on the dactyl rhythm. For example, I’ve written a lyrically flowing melody based on the same rhythmic pattern (long-short-short).Schubert’s quartet is wonderful music and of course a cornerstone of the repertoire, and the death and the maiden is a strong, tempting and gloomy motif in art history. On the other hand, I just couldn’t help seeing the motif also as a - somewhat passé - image of an old male desiring the ulti-mately young female body. The third movement thus turns its gaze to the girl herself. Pigen og scrapbogen, The Girl and the Scrapbook, is joyful textural music - compiled of fragments and freely handled quotations that might spring to mind when thinking of a vital girl’s life.This product includes the full score and the set of parts.Movements:1. Vorüber, ach, vorüber!2. Daktylus3. Pigen og scrapbogen (das Mädchen und das Scrapbuch)The first movement can also be performed separately as a prologue to The Death and the Maiden string quartet by Franz Schubert.
