Concerto in E Minor Op. 11 - Version with Second Piano Chopin National Edition 30B, Vol. Vla 肖邦 协奏曲 双钢琴 波兰版
虽然作品 11 协奏曲被称为第一协奏曲，但它是在后来的第二协奏曲之后创作的。一台钢琴演奏独奏部分，另一台钢琴演奏管弦乐队的钢琴简化版。该曲目还有其他 Urtext 国家版本。00132235 是单钢琴版本。00132233 为全谱。00132234 是全谱的历史版本"
作曲家: Frederic Chopin
校订者: Jan Ekier
乐器: 2 Pianos, 4 Hands
出版社: PWM Edition
原文简介:
Though the Op. 11 concerto is called Concerto No. 1, it was written after what was later known as Concerto No. 2. 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. 00132233 is the full score. 00132234 is a historical version of the full score.
The National Edition of the Works of Fryderyk Chopin
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Jan Ekier and Pawel Kaminski
The objective of the National Edition is to present Chopin's complete output in its authentic form, based on the entire body of available sources. Sources were analyzed with up-to-date scientific and musicological methodology.
The National Edition was based on sources originated from the composer, mainly autographs, copies of autographs and first editions with the composer's corrections, and pupils' copies with Chopin's annotations. In cases when original sources were lacking, the closest possible materials were used. Collecting the source materials was a laborious task which took years of effort.
The characteristics of sources, the links and discrepancies between them as well as the reasons for particular editorial decisions are discussed in the Source Commentary in each volume.
The Performance Commentary appended to each volume includes: the realization of ornaments, comments on pedal markings (the original markings sometimes are inadequate, due to the difference in sound between pianos used in Chopin`s times and modern pianos), suggestions as to the “harmonic legato” (a performance technique often used by Chopin and now forgotten).
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