Barenreiter Schubert F. - Quintette "la Truite" En La Majeur D 667 (op.post.114)
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Summary of This Score
Designed for ensemble playing, this score brings together a complete string formation (violin, viola, cello, double bass) accompanied by piano. It is particularly suitable for contexts where comfortable reading and practical organization of materials are sought, whether in rehearsal, chamber music classes, or concerts.
This publication combines a playing score and a set of parts, an essential asset for quick work: each musician has their dedicated part while the ensemble can follow the conductor's score. This setup is highly appreciated for saving preparation time, limiting pagination errors, and facilitating musical communication among performers.
The Urtext approach emphasizes respect for the musical text, favoring an edition based on sources rather than rewrites. The edition is prepared by Arnold Feil, guaranteeing serious and coherent editorial work. The stapled binding offers simple handling and reduced bulk, practical for music stands and transport.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Edition | Playing Score; Set of Parts; Urtext Edition (edition prepared by Arnold Feil) | Instrumentation | Violin, Viola, Violoncello, Contrabass, Piano |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for the Quintet "Die Forelle" D 667?
The ensemble comprises violin, viola, cello, double bass, and piano. This formation corresponds to Schubert's piano quintet in A major D 667, op. post. 114.
Are the individual parts included?
The publication includes a playing score and a set of separate parts for the five musicians.
Is this edition of "Die Forelle" an Urtext edition?
The edition is presented as an Urtext Edition. The editorial work is prepared by Arnold Feil. The musical text is thus based on a source-oriented approach rather than on revisions.
What type of binding is used for this score?
The stapled binding facilitates handling the score on a music stand. Its format is also suitable for transporting chamber music materials.
Does the playing score allow following all the instruments?
A playing score allows simultaneous following of the violin, viola, cello, double bass, and piano lines. The musicians additionally have their dedicated parts.
