String Quartet Nr. 1 B-flat major op. 11 蘇克 弦樂四重奏 騎熊士版

著名作曲家和職業小提琴家約瑟夫-蘇克（Josef Suk，1874-1935 年）的一生深受他作為著名的 "捷克四重奏"（成立於 1892 年）成員的影響。直到 1933 年，蘇克一直是該四重奏的成員，參加了近四千場音樂會的演出"

作曲家: Suk Josef
校訂者: Nouza, Zdenek
樂器: string quartet 弦樂四重奏
出版社: Bärenreiter 騎熊士(小熊版)
原文簡介:
The life of Josef Suk (1874–1935), the well-known composer and professional violinist, was strongly influenced by his membership of the famous “Czech Quartet” (founded in 1892). Suk was part of the quartet until 1933, performing in almost four thousand concerts.

The String Quartet No. 1 in B-flat major op. 11 (1896) was the first composition alongside the Serenade op. 6, which was published by Simrock as a result of mediation by Suk’s father-in-law, Antonín Dvorák. Dvorák considered this work of the young musician to be “the best that I know by him.” Suk re-wrote the fourth movement twenty years after its completion because he was dissatisfied with the original version. Despite his use of the same thematic material, the new version differs so substantially that this movement is frequently performed on its own.

The primary source for the original form of the quartet was the second edition by Simrock. For the alternative version of the Finale the present edition is based on a score and parts marked with Suk’s corrections.

- With a foreword (Cz/Eng/Ger) and critical commentary (Eng)

- Also includes the later version of the fourth movement from 1915

"Sourcing newly discovered copies of the parts as well as the autograph manuscript and revisions by the composer, Bärenreiter remains true to its ongoing scholarly commitment."

(Strings März 2014)