Edition no.: BA 9378 ISMN: 9790006539086 Product format: Score Includes the following individual parts: Violin (2), Viola, Violoncello Binding: Stapled Pages / Format: 43 S. - 32,5 x 25,6 cm A modern sequel to the music of the Romantic era. The first movement hints at the chromatic of “Tristan”; cantilena lines convey a mournful scene. It is succeeded by a brilliant scherzo with the cryptic title “Erste fremde Szene” (First Foreign/Unknown Scene – one is invited to solve this riddle), while the third movement, with its singing quality, is related to the first. The final movement, a “Zweite fremde Szene” (“Second Foreign/Unknown Scene”), alludes to the “last dance” tradition, with its ironic undertones and the copious use of sixths, counterpointed with tarantella rhythms. A rewarding, striking work, equally valuable for concerts combining older compositions with new works as for contemporary music programmes.
SKU: BA.BA09378
ISBN 9790006539086. 32.5 x 25.5 cm inches.
A modern sequel to the music of the Romantic era. The first movement hints at the chromatic of “Tristanâ€; cantilena lines convey a mournful scene. It is succeeded by a brilliant scherzo with the cryptic title “Erste fremde Szene†(First Foreign/Unknown Scene – one is invited to solve this riddle), while the third movement, with its singing quality, is related to the first. The final movement, a “Zweite fremde Szene†(“Second Foreign/Unknown Sceneâ€), alludes to the “last dance†tradition, with its ironic undertones and the copious use of sixths, counterpointed with tarantella rhythms. A rewarding, striking work, equally valuable for concerts combining older compositions with new works as for contemporary music programmes.
SKU: BA.BA09378-22
ISBN 9790006539093. 32.5 x 25.8 cm inches.
SKU: BA.BA07446-22
ISBN 9790006505661. 33.5 x 22.5 cm inches. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
This composition uses the Lied Nahe des Geliebten (Goethe) by Franz Schubert; World Premiere 01/02/1997, Saarbrucken.
SKU: BA.BA07058
ISBN 9790006484850. 34 x 27.2 cm inches.
World Premiere 29/08/1973, Aurillac.
SKU: BA.BA07067-90
ISBN 9790006505876. Georg Trakl.
World Premiere 1980, Paris.
SKU: BA.BA07195
ISBN 9790006486014. 36 x 28 cm inches.
World Premiere 11/10/1988, Barcelona.
