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Dvorak Silent Woods op. 68 Nr. 5
Orchestral scoring : Vc/piano
Product format: Performance score, part(s)
Binding: Stapled
Pages / Format: 31,0 x 23,5 cm
This edition contains Dvorak's own arrangement of Silent Woods for cello and piano, taken from No. 5 from the piano cycle for four hands „From Sumava“. The composer decided to write this arrangement when he was preparing for a concert tour of Czech and Moravian towns and cities in 1892 as a gesture of farewell before his departure for America. This arrangement retains the mellifluous, broadly arching melody from the original piano version. This title is part of the first Complete Critical Edition of Works by Antonin Dvorak.
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Dvorak Silent Woods op. 68 Nr. 5
Dvorak Silent Woods op. 68 Nr. 5
Orchestral scoring : Vc/piano
Product format: Performance score, part(s)
Binding: Stapled
Pages / Format: 31,0 x 23,5 cm
This edition contains Dvorak's own arrangement of Silent Woods for cello and piano, taken from No. 5 from the piano cycle for four hands „From Sumava“. The composer decided to write this arrangement when he was preparing for a concert tour of Czech and Moravian towns and cities in 1892 as a gesture of farewell before his departure for America. This arrangement retains the mellifluous, broadly arching melody from the original piano version. This title is part of the first Complete Critical Edition of Works by Antonin Dvorak.
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Orchestral scoring : Vc/piano
Product format: Performance score, part(s)
Binding: Stapled
Pages / Format: 31,0 x 23,5 cm
This edition contains Dvorak's own arrangement of Silent Woods for cello and piano, taken from No. 5 from the piano cycle for four hands „From Sumava“. The composer decided to write this arrangement when he was preparing for a concert tour of Czech and Moravian towns and cities in 1892 as a gesture of farewell before his departure for America. This arrangement retains the mellifluous, broadly arching melody from the original piano version. This title is part of the first Complete Critical Edition of Works by Antonin Dvorak.
