hr Violin Concerto No 8 Op.47 for Violin and Orchestra
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Composed by Louis Spohr. Arranged by Paul Wood. 19th Century. 194 pages. MyMusicScores.com #929962. Published by MyMusicScores.com (A0.1345010).Spohr Violin Concerto No. 8 is a remarkable work by the German composer and violinist Louis Spohr (1784-1859). It is one of the most unusual and innovative concertos ever written, as it combines the solo violin with an orchestra in a dramatic and expressive way. The concerto is in the form of an operatic aria, with the violinist portraying a character who sings about his love for a woman. The first movement is lyrical and tender, while the second movement is lively and playful. The third movement is a stormy and passionate finale, where the violinist confronts his rival for the woman’s affection. Spohr wrote this concerto in 1816, when he was already famous as a composer and conductor.
This edition presents the authentic Clarinet in C and Horn in A parts, alongside alternative versions for clarinet in B flat and horns in F.
The PDF contains the score and all parts.
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