Franz Schubert - Quintet in A Major, Op. 114 or The Trout Music Minus One Viola 舒伯特 五重奏 中提琴

舒伯特的開創性室內樂作品--A大調鋼琴五重奏（D667），俗稱 "鱒魚 "或 "蝶戀花"，無疑是有史以來最偉大的音樂作品之一。其豐富的質感和動聽的旋律創造了一種令人難忘的音樂體驗。它對大自然美景的讚美源於一次在奧地利阿爾卑斯山的夏日旅行，這次旅行激發了年輕的舒伯特將一首歌曲改編成這首複雜的室內樂作品的靈感。鱒魚》由五個樂章交替組成，採用了獨特的配器法（用低音提琴代替第二小提琴），並特別強調鋼琴的作用。但所有樂器的作用都是平等的，這可能也是這首曲子永遠受歡迎的原因。"鱒魚》讓人立刻聯想到夏日山間寧靜安詳的空氣，其閃亮的旋律和溫柔的淒美給演奏者和聽眾都留下了特別愉悅的感受。這是一首充滿歡樂的樂曲，但同時又充滿了寧靜的特質，使其成為任何音樂家演奏時最令人興奮的樂曲之一，也是任何音樂家學習時最重要的樂曲之一。Music Minus One 版本為您提供了這樣的機會，讓您在家中就能舒適地演奏。包含高品質印刷的獨奏部分和內容豐富的內頁注釋，以及數位重新製作的伴奏光碟，並為便於練習編制了索引"

作曲家: Franz Schubert
樂器: Viola
出版社: Music Minus One
原文簡介:
Schubert's seminal chamber composition, the Piano Quintet in A major, D667, commonly known as “The Trout” or “Die Forelle,” is certainly one of the greatest pieces of music ever penned. Its rich textures and lovely melody create an unforgettable musical experience. Its celebration of nature's beauty stems from a summer trip in the Austrian Alps which inspired the young Schubert to rework a song into this complex chamber-piece. Composed of five alternating movements, “The Trout” uses unique orchestration (substituting a double bass for the second violin) and gives special emphasis to the piano as well. But all the instruments take an equal role, and this may also be a reason for the piece's eternal popularity. “The Trout” instantly brings to mind the calm serenity of the summer mountain air, and its sparkling melody and gentle poignancy leave a particularly happy feeling in both player and listener. It is a joy-filled piece but at the same time is filled with a serene quality that makes it one of the most exhilarating pieces for any musician to play, and one of the most important compositions for any musician to learn. This Music Minus One edition gives you that opportunity, in the comfort of your own home. Contains a high-quality printed solo part with informative liner notes, and digitally remastered compact disc with accompaniments, indexed for ease of practice.

Accompaniment: Harriet Wingreen, piano; The Classic String Quartet