Boosey & Hawkes Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto No. 3 In D Minor Op. 30 - Piano et Orchestre
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Summary of This Score
Published at the beginning of the 20th century (1909), this op. 30 score is an excellent resource for musicians wishing to explore repertoire writing, with its codes, phrasing, and characteristic balances. Its length (80 pages) suggests rich content, allowing work on sight-reading, consistency, expressiveness, and musical endurance over a sufficiently developed corpus to establish genuine interpretative reflexes.
Throughout the pages, this edition lends itself equally well to pedagogical use or stage preparation, depending on your goal: in-depth study, technical consolidation, or development of a more refined interpretation. The op. 30 reference is particularly useful for situating the work chronologically and building connections with other opus numbers, whether to compare writing styles, follow a progression, or complete a coherent program.
Whether you are in lessons, at a conservatory, an advanced amateur, or seeking new reference scores, this 1909 publication offers a solid foundation for working in the "classical score" spirit: precision of the text, attention to detail, and construction of a faithful and expressive musical reading.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Pages | 80 | Year of publication | 1909 |
Questions frequently asked
How many pages does this piano concerto no. 3 score contain?
The edition contains 80 pages, providing an extensive body for sight-reading work and musical endurance.
Is this edition intended for piano with orchestral accompaniment?
The title indicates an instrumentation for piano and orchestra. The score corresponds to Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Opus 30.
What is the key of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3 in this score?
The work is in D minor, as indicated by the edition title.
What year does this publication Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto No. 3 In D Minor Op. 30 date from?
The publication is dated 1909. This reference places the edition in the early 20th century. Opus 30 also facilitates its identification within the composer's catalog.
To which musical genre is this score classified?
This score is classified in the classical genre. Its content is presented as suitable for in-depth study and stage preparation.
