Forest Scenes op. 82 舒曼罗伯特 森林情景 骑熊士版
舒曼的《森林风景》作品 82 创作于 1848/49 年。这是作曲家最具创造力的时期，但也是革命动荡和政治不稳定的时期。除了合唱作品和包括歌剧《热诺维娃》和《曼弗雷德》在内的大型戏剧作品外，舒曼还从同一主题的插图中汲取灵感，创作了亲切的钢琴组曲《森林风景》
作曲家: Schumann, Robert
校订者: Stüwe, Holger M.
乐器: piano 钢琴
出版社: Bärenreiter 骑熊士(小熊版)
原文简介:
Schumann’s "Forest Scenes" op. 82 date from the years 1848/49. This was the composer’s most creative period but one which was marked by revolutionary unrest and political uncertainty. As well as choral compositions and major dramatic works including the opera "Genoveva" and "Manfred" Schumann created the intimate piano cycle Forest Scenes, inspired by illustrations of the same theme.
The last to be written was the wistful-filigree "Vogel als Prophet" (no. 7), probably the best-known piece in the cycle. The pieces of moderate technical difficulty are enchanting in their song-like poetry, and are a jewel of domestic music-making from the Romantic period.
“Vogel als Prophet” and “Herberge” have been printed using a fold-out page so that no page-turns are necessary.
"Forest Scenes" op. 82 are published in a scholarly-critical Urtext edition, reflecting the latest state of research. This is one of Schumann’s most popular piano cycles which is highly ranked in Romantic piano literature. The fingering takes contemporary performing practise as well as playing on the modern concert grand piano into consideration.
- Urtext edition based on all available sources and reflecting the latest research findings
- With fingering and suggestions for performance by Ragna Schirmer
- With detailed foreword (Ger/Eng) and critical commentary (Eng)
The leading German pianist Ragna Schirmer
has earned an outstanding reputation, not only by winning the Leipzig Bach Competition twice but also for receiving numerous awards including two ECHO-Klassik prizes. She has long had a special interest in historical performance practice on modern instruments, reflected most recently in her highly-praised complete recording of the keyboard suites by George Frideric Handel. As well as an international performing career, Ragna Schirmer is currently a professor at the Mannheim University of Music and the specialist school Latina August Hermann Francke in Halle.
Robert and Clara Schumann’s compositions feature at the centre of Ragna Schirmer’s work and she has recorded Robert Schumann’s "Variations on a theme by Beethoven" and "Symphonic Studies" on CD. Her concerts which she plays on Clara Schumann’s original Grotrian grand piano of 1879 have given her important insights into practical performing issues. She has now incorporated these into her studies of Clara’s fingering of Schumann’s "Forest Scenes" op. 82.