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Barenreiter Saint-saens Sheet Music for Cello

Since its premiere in 1873, this work has held a significant place in the cello repertoire. It is, on one hand, a brief and enchanting composition and, on the other hand, equally important is its use...

Since its premiere in 1873, this work has held a significant place in the cello repertoire. It is, on one hand, a brief and enchanting composition and, on the other hand, equally important is its use in education during the early years of playing. Key elements include the articulation of the original theme and its various repetitions combined with lyrical...

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Description

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Since its premiere in 1873, this work has held a significant place in the cello repertoire. It is, on one hand, a brief and enchanting composition and, on the other hand, equally important is its use in education during the early years of playing. Key elements include the articulation of the original theme and its various repetitions combined with lyrical passages that require legato playing.

The new scholarly-critical edition by Christine Baur is based on a thorough examination of all sources, including the later orchestral version by Saint-Saëns. The edition includes many alternative articulations for the soloist, noted as “ossia” above the cello solo line in this edition for cello and piano.

This significant new publication offers cellists not only an Urtext volume but also one with techniques and artistry of playing. Both volumes feature a folding page so that page turns are not required.

  • The first Urtext edition of this important work
  • Folding page in the cello solo line, so that page turns are not required

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Specifications

Specifications

Type
Sheet Music
Instrument
Cello
Kids
No
CD
No
For Beginners
-

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Since its premiere in 1873, this work has held a significant place in the cello repertoire. It is, on one hand, a brief and enchanting composition and, on the other hand, equally important is its use in education during the early years of playing. Key elements include the articulation of the original theme and its various repetitions combined with lyrical passages that require legato playing.

The new scholarly-critical edition by Christine Baur is based on a thorough examination of all sources, including the later orchestral version by Saint-Saëns. The edition includes many alternative articulations for the soloist, noted as “ossia” above the cello solo line in this edition for cello and piano.

This significant new publication offers cellists not only an Urtext volume but also one with techniques and artistry of playing. Both volumes feature a folding page so that page turns are not required.

  • The first Urtext edition of this important work
  • Folding page in the cello solo line, so that page turns are not required

Manufacturer

Type
Sheet Music
Instrument
Cello
Kids
No
CD
No
For Beginners
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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