Concerto in E Minor Op. 11 for Piano and Orchestra (Concert Version) Chopin National Edition 33 B Vol. VIIIa 蕭邦 鋼琴協奏曲 管弦樂團 波蘭版
雖然作品 11 協奏曲被稱為第一號協奏曲，但它是在後來被稱為第一號協奏曲之後創作的。一台鋼琴演奏獨奏部分，另一台鋼琴演奏管弦樂隊的鋼琴簡化版。該曲目還有其他 Urtext 國家版本。00132235 是單鋼琴版本。00132236 是雙鋼琴簡化版。00132234 是全譜的歷史版本"
作曲家: Frédéric Chopin
校訂者: Jan Ekier
樂器: Orchestra
出版社: PWM Edition
原文簡介:
Though the Op. 11 concerto is called Concerto No. 1, it was written after what was later known as Concerto No. 1. One piano plays the solo part; the other plays the piano reduction of the orchestra. The piece is also available in other Urtext National Editions. 00132235 is version for one piano. 00132236 is the two piano reduction. 00132234 is a historical version of the full score.
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