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G. Henle Verlag Suite op. 14 - Bartok/Somfai - Piano - Sheet Music
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Composer: Bela Barok
Editor: Laszlo Somfai
Fingering: Denes Varjon
Format: Sheet Music, Urtext Edition
Instrumentation: Piano
The four-movement Suite op. 14 was composed in 1916 and was one of Bartok's favourite piano works throughout his life. Unlike in his other works for piano of these years, he did not use any folk song melodies or folkloristic elements here. Instead, he endeavoured to achieve a new, more "abstract", transparent piano style that forgoes ornament and embellishment. A special feature of this Henle edition is the appendix with an additional Andante movement that was originally intended to come before the Scherzo, but which Bartok removed from the Suite only shortly before its publication in 1918.
The Urtext edition of this important work in the concert repertoire follows the musical text of the Bartok Complete Edition. It has been edited by perhaps the most distinguished Bartok scholar in the world today, Laszlo Somfai, who has also written the comprehensive introduction to the work, and who offers helpful suggestions regarding its interpretation.
Editor: Laszlo Somfai
Fingering: Denes Varjon
Format: Sheet Music, Urtext Edition
Instrumentation: Piano
The four-movement Suite op. 14 was composed in 1916 and was one of Bartok's favourite piano works throughout his life. Unlike in his other works for piano of these years, he did not use any folk song melodies or folkloristic elements here. Instead, he endeavoured to achieve a new, more "abstract", transparent piano style that forgoes ornament and embellishment. A special feature of this Henle edition is the appendix with an additional Andante movement that was originally intended to come before the Scherzo, but which Bartok removed from the Suite only shortly before its publication in 1918.
The Urtext edition of this important work in the concert repertoire follows the musical text of the Bartok Complete Edition. It has been edited by perhaps the most distinguished Bartok scholar in the world today, Laszlo Somfai, who has also written the comprehensive introduction to the work, and who offers helpful suggestions regarding its interpretation.
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