Barenreiter Mendelssohn Bartholdy F. - Lieder Ohne Worte - Piano
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Summary of This Book
This volume gathers a broad panorama of the Lieder ohne Worte for piano, with a clear organization by opus and key. You will find the series of six pieces from op. 19b, 30, 38, 53, 62, 67, 85, and 102, covering a wide range of characters: cantabile, lively movements, more introspective pages, as well as several Venetianisches Gondellied and pieces with a more "Kinderstück" profile.
The edition includes a preface / Vorwort and several facsimiles (including an early version of op. 19b no. 2, a source related to op. 85 no. 5, and a fragment in E-flat major). Two appendices complete the set: the first devoted to individual pieces (with first edition mentions for some), and the second presenting a fragment completed by R. Larry Todd. The whole is enriched by the fingerings of Matthias Kirschnereit, designed to support technical and musical work without overloading the reading.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Urtext Edition | Instrumentation | Piano |
| Series | Playing Score | Languages | German, English |
Questions frequently asked
Which opus numbers of the Lieder ohne Worte are included in this score?
The volume compiles the series of six pieces from opuses 19b, 30, 38, 53, 62, 67, 85, and 102. The organization follows the opus numbers and keys. Several Venetianisches Gondellied are included.
Does this edition of the Lieder ohne Worte include piano fingerings?
The fingerings by Matthias Kirschnereit are incorporated to support both technical and musical work at the piano.
Is the Barenreiter edition an Urtext score?
Published as an Urtext Edition, this score belongs to the Playing Score series. The indicated instrumentation is piano solo.
Are there any rare pieces or fragments in the appendix?
Two appendices complete the collection: the first gathers isolated pieces, some with references to first editions. The second presents a fragment completed by R. Larry Todd.
Does the score include facsimiles and a preface?
The volume includes a preface titled Vorwort and several facsimiles, including a source related to op. 85 no. 5. The languages indicated for the edition are German and English.
