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Movement for String Quartet
string quartet
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Description
Dessau’s String Quartet movement was written while he was also working on Brecht’s opera Puntila. After Brecht’s death in 1956 Dessau found himself looking for a new direction. On the one hand he was still working on music begun in collaboration with the poet, while on the other hand Dessau was trying to work towards a socially oriented musical aesthetic, which led him to compose songs for political purposes.
Even this Quartet movement does not owe its inspiration purely to an artistic vision. In spite of its technical demands, the piece is intended to be comprehensible and could even be played by an amateur ensemble in its cleverly reduced form.
Only discovered after the composer’s death, the Movement for String Quartet is published for the first time in this edition.
Even this Quartet movement does not owe its inspiration purely to an artistic vision. In spite of its technical demands, the piece is intended to be comprehensible and could even be played by an amateur ensemble in its cleverly reduced form.
Only discovered after the composer’s death, the Movement for String Quartet is published for the first time in this edition.
More Information
Title:
Movement for String Quartet
Edition:
Score and parts
Level of difficulty:
advanced
Publisher/Label:
Schott Music
Year of composition:
1957
Duration:
7 ′
Series:
Title:
Movement for String Quartet
Edition:
Score and parts
Level of difficulty:
advanced
Publisher/Label:
Schott Music
Year of composition:
1957
Duration:
7 ′
Series:
Title:
Movement for String Quartet
Edition:
Score and parts
Level of difficulty:
advanced
Publisher/Label:
Schott Music
Year of composition:
1957
Duration:
7 ′
Series:
Technical Details
Product number:
ED 9617
ISMN13:
979-0-001-13489-7
Product number:
ED 9617
ISMN13:
979-0-001-13489-7
Weight:
0,13 kg
Pages:
7
Format:
23.1cm x 30.3cm
Binding:
Saddle-wire stitching
Product number:
ED 9617 Q22733
ISMN13:
979-0-001-13489-7
Pages:
20
File format:
(PDF / 2,01 MB)
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