Partituras para conjunto de cuerda

The original Allegro opening movement of the E-flat major trio, discarded by Hummel as 'not valid' in the manuscript, may be considered a significant discovery for violists and is published here in th...

First Edition

First Edition

This 9th quartet deserves the crown: the mixture of dramatic attiude and enchanting melodic violin to the point of sentimentality serves the bel canto in an inimitable way. Predestined for the prelude...

First edition

Edited from the first edition.

In Bergamo, his native city, where Donizetti learned to admire the masterpieces of the Viennese classics as a 'violist', it required him to emulate the style of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, which he s...

Edited from the original edition

Edited from the original edition

Edited from the original edition

The Amadeus Verlag is endeavoring to present all eleven of Romberg's quartets, not least in order to give special recognition to works with a virtuoso cello part, also on the concert podiums. Edited f...

Especially this G minor quartet as a prelude to the series of three op. 25 is excellently suited as an introduction to the cello-dominated compositional scheme of the master cellist Romberg. Edited fr...

Edited from the First Edition.

Edited from the First Edition.

Edited from the First Edition.

Edited from the First Edition.

Edited from the First Edition.

Edited from the First Edition.

First Edition

Edited from the First Edition.

First Edition

According to Stamitz, Hofmann was the 'only one who in the movement has endeavored to give the flute traverso the lightness and the song', 'this with seriousness and complaisance'.

An Allegro molto in free form is followed by a three-part Andante. The lively Scherzo (Molto vivace) is followed by a Presto finale, which is also interrupted by a Tempo di marcia funebre in polyphoni...

Edited from the first Edition.