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Description

Included in the 6 works here is the famous Elegie, so often heard in concerts and recordings..

Contents

Le Romantique
Elegie
Les Adieux
Pianto dell 'Amante
Mazurka
Le Carneval de Venise
Introduction et Rondo Brillant, op.11

More Information

Title:
Concert Works
arranged for guitar
Level of difficulty:
virtuoso
Brand:
Chanterelle
Year of composition:
1905
Playing time:
4 ′
Series:
Title:
Concert Works
arranged for guitar
Language:
German, English
Level of difficulty:
virtuoso
Brand:
Chanterelle
Year of composition:
1905
Playing time:
4 ′
Series:
Title:
Concert Works
arranged for guitar
Language:
German, English
Level of difficulty:
virtuoso
Brand:
Chanterelle
Year of composition:
1905
Playing time:
4 ′
Series:

Technical Details

Product number:
ECH0422
ISMN13:
979-0-2047-0422-4
Product number:
ECH0422
ISMN13:
979-0-2047-0422-4
UPC:
841886034464
Weight:
0,2 kg
Pages:
48
Format:
23.1cm x 30.3cm
Binding:
Saddle-wire stitching
Product number:
ECH0422 Q47056
ISMN13:
979-0-2047-0422-4
Pages:
47
File format:
(PDF / 4.88 MB)

Preview/Media Contents

Video:
Mertz, Elegie
Video:
Mertz, Elegie
Video:
Mertz, Elegie

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Guitar Works (Mertz)

Johann Kaspar Mertz, whose real name was Caspar Joseph Mertz (1806-1856), is the most famous guitarist-composer of the Romantic period. Stylistically comparable to Frédéric Chopin, Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, and Robert Schumann, he plays an important role in the guitar repertoire, and his arrangements of Schubert songs, for example, are legendary. The Chanterelle collection aims to honor him and do justice to his importance. While the older 10 volumes are mainly reprints of first editions with detailed prefaces, volumes 11-13 have been newly edited and annotated on the basis of autographs and first editions.

 

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