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Original

ÉlÃgie Op. 44. Alexander Glazunov. Viola sheet music. Piano Accompaniment sheet music.

Translation

ÉlÃgie Op. 44. Alexander Glazunov. Viola sheet music. Piano Accompaniment sheet music.

Original

ÉlÃgie Op. 44. Viola and Piano with marked and unmarked string part. Composed by Alexander Glazunov. 1865-1936. Edited by Dominik Rahmer, Klaus Schilde, and Tabea Zimmermann. For Viola. Henle Music Folios. Softcover. G. Henle #HN1241. Published by G. Henle. HL.51481241. A precious gem of romantic viola literature is now available in Henle quality. Thanks to the publisher's good connections to Russian archives, they were able to assess Glazunov's autograph for the first time for this first Urtext edition, and uncover the discrepancies between the autograph and the first print. Written in 1893 for the Danish violist Franz Hildebrand, the Élégie is one of the few original works of the 19th century for viola and thus a welcome enrichment of the repertoire. Since the piece does not make any particularly high technical demands on the soloist, the Élégie is ideally suited for teaching as well - and Tabea Zimmermann's fingerings guarantee the best possible support.

Translation

ÉlÃgie Op. 44. Viola and Piano with marked and unmarked string part. Composed by Alexander Glazunov. 1865-1936. Edited by Dominik Framers, Klaus Schilde, and Tabea Zimmermann. For Viola. Henle Music Folios. Softcover. G. Henle #HN1241. Published by G. Henle. HL.51481241. A precious gem of romantic viola literature is now available in Henle quality. Thanks to the publisher's good connections to Russian archives, they were able to assess Glazunov's autograph for the first time for this first Urtext edition, and uncover the discrepancies between the autograph and the first print. Written in 1893 for the Danish violist Franz Hildebrand, the Élégie is one of the few original works of the 19th century for viola and thus a welcome enrichment of the repertoire. Since the piece does not make any particularly high technical demands on the soloist, the Élégie is ideally suited for teaching as well - and Tabea Zimmermann's fingerings guarantee the best possible support.