Barenreiter Debussy Claude - Sonate - Violoncelle Piano
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Summary of This Score
This publication is presented as an Urtext edition, designed to offer a musical text as close as possible to the sources, with a clear and practical layout for everyday use. The score format facilitates analysis, understanding of the musical structure, and balance identification, while the single part is ideally suited for sectional rehearsals, technical preparation, and ensemble practice.
The introduction effectively supports performance through three complementary approaches. First, a historical background places the work in its era, usage, and musical environment, useful for guiding tempo, articulation, and character. Next, the section dedicated to aesthetics and performance traditions offers concrete references on style: phrasing, accentuation, balance, and interpretative habits inherited from practice. Finally, the notes on the edition provide essential insight into editorial choices (selected readings, text coherence, points of attention), enabling precise and consistent work.
Edited by Regina Back and Douglas Woodfull-Harris, this score is intended for musicians seeking a solid foundation for study, teaching, and performance, with content that is both rigorous and immediately useful. A relevant reference for building an informed interpretation, while keeping musical freedom at the heart of the performance.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Score; Single Part; Urtext Edition | Scientific Editors | Back, Regina; Woodfull-Harris, Douglas |
Questions frequently asked
Does Debussy's Sonata for cello and piano include a separate part?
This edition combines a full score and a separate part intended for cello practice.
What edition is the Debussy Sonata for cello and piano?
The musical text is presented in an Urtext edition. The editorial preparation is by Regina Back and Douglas Woodfull-Harris.
Does the score contain indications on Debussy's interpretation?
The introduction addresses the aesthetics and interpretive traditions. There are markers concerning phrasing, accentuation, and balance between the two instruments. These elements are based on the interpretive practices discussed in the volume.
Are there critical notes in this Bärenreiter edition?
Editorial notes detail the readings adopted and the coherence choices of the musical text.
Does this Debussy score provide historical context for the work?
A historical background places the Sonata in its era and musical environment, with elements useful for guiding tempo, articulation, and character.
