Barenreiter Schubert Franz - Trio B Flat Op.99 - Violin Cello And Piano
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Summary of This Score
"D 898 - B flat major - Partitur und Stimmen - Urtextausgabe - violin, cello and piano" presents a work by Franz Schubert in a chamber music format, designed for balance and dialogue between violin, cello, and piano. This Urtextausgabe publication is aimed at musicians seeking a reliable and readable score, suitable both for study and concert program preparation. Having both the score and the parts facilitates rehearsal organization (setup, balance work, common articulation) while offering each instrumentalist comfortable reading. The edition is prepared by Arnold Feil, providing a serious editorial framework to approach Schubert's writing with precision, in a trio context where rhythmic accuracy, musical phrasing, and quality of collective listening are essential.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Schubert, Franz | Instrumentation | violin, cello and piano |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is specified for Schubert's Trio D 898?
The edition includes the parts for violin, cello, and piano, in accordance with the indicated instrumentation.
Does the score of the Trio in B-flat major op. 99 include separate parts?
The publication contains a full score and individual instrumental parts. This setup allows each performer to have their own reading during rehearsals.
What is the key of Schubert’s Trio op. 99?
The work D 898 is presented in B-flat major.
Is this an Urtext edition of the Trio D 898?
This edition is marked as an Urtext edition. The editorial work is prepared by Arnold Feil, for an accurate approach to Franz Schubert's writing.
Is this score suitable for preparing a piano trio?
The presence of the full score and parts facilitates the collective work of violin, cello, and piano. The edition allows addressing balance, rhythmic setup, and common articulation. It belongs to the classical chamber music repertoire.
