Boosey & Hawkes Bartok B. - Concerto Pour Orchestre - Conducteur
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Summary of This Score
This edition dedicated to "Bartók: Concerto for Orchestra" presents the work in its entirety, with a clear layout of the five movements (Introduzione, Giuoco delle copie, Elegia, Intermezzo interrotto, Finale). Designed for study as well as rehearsal preparation, it highlights Bartók's overall architecture and orchestral writing, renowned for its richness of timbres, dynamic contrasts, and sense of rhythm.
In addition to the music, the score includes particularly useful accompanying texts: "Composer's Note" / "Note du compositeur" / "Anmerkung des Komponisten" and "Publisher's Note" / "Note de l'éditeur" / "Anmerkung des Herausgebers." These sections provide valuable insight into the musical intention and editorial framework, facilitating analysis, stylistic understanding, and the implementation of the work within an orchestra. There is also iconographic content featuring Béla Bartók photographed by Kálmán Kata, adding a documentary dimension appreciated in music bookstores.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Béla Bartók | Genre | classical score |
| Instrumentation | orchestra | Language | multilingual (English, French, German) |
Questions frequently asked
Which movements are included in this score of Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra?
The score features all five movements: Introduzione, Giuoco delle copie, Elegia, Intermezzo interrotto, and Finale.
Is this a conductor's score for orchestra?
This edition is intended for orchestra and is presented as a conductor's score. It allows following the complete structure of Béla Bartók's work during study or rehearsal.
In which languages are the editorial notes?
The accompanying texts are provided in English, French, and German. Included are a "Note from the composer" and an "Editor's note," each available in the three languages. These contents provide guidance on the musical intention and editorial context.
Does the Boosey & Hawkes Bartók B. conductor's score contain notes from the composer?
A "Composer's Note," also available under the French and German titles, is included in this edition.
Is there documentary content in this score?
The publication contains a photograph of Béla Bartók taken by Kalman Kata. This iconographic element complements the multilingual notes included in the conductor's score.
