Dover Rachmaff S. - Piano Concertos 1 2 & 3 - Score
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Summary of This Book
This collection highlights three pillars of the late Romantic repertoire for piano and orchestra, as they appear in recognized Russian editions, here reprinted in a single volume. It includes Concerto No. 1, composed in 1890-91 and deeply revised in 1917; the celebrated Concerto No. 2 (1901), which has become one of the most performed and recorded concertos; as well as Concerto No. 3, written for an American tour where Rachmaninoff triumphed as composer, pianist, and conductor.
Designed as a source for study and musical reading, this full score allows close observation of the soloist-orchestra relationship, the construction of major climaxes, accompanying textures, and the dramaturgy unique to each movement. Whether you are preparing for active listening, analytical work, or an in-depth reading of Rachmaninoff's densely orchestrated writing, this volume offers direct access to three major works of 20th-century piano concerto repertoire, in an edition derived from the State Music Publishers, Moscow (1965) edition.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Serge Rachmaninoff | Genre | Classical score (concertos) |
| Edition | Dover | Year of Publication | 1965 (source edition reprint) |
| Instrumentation | Piano and orchestra (full orchestral score) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which Rachmaninoff concertos are included in this score?
The volume includes Serge Rachmaninoff's Piano Concertos No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3.
Is this a two-piano reduction or a full score?
This edition presents the full orchestral score for piano and orchestra. This allows the relationship between the solo part and the various orchestral sections to be followed directly.
Which version of Concerto No. 1 is published in Dover Rachmaninoff S. - Piano Concertos 1 2 & 3 - Score?
The score includes Concerto No. 1, composed in 1890-91 and heavily revised in 1917. This work is presented alongside the Concerto No. 2 from 1901 and Concerto No. 3.
Is this score suitable for orchestral analysis of Rachmaninoff's concertos?
The reading allows study of the accompaniment textures, major climaxes, and the dramaturgy of each movement. The dense writing between piano and orchestra is presented in its entirety. The collection can be used as a basis for active listening or analytical work.
Which edition is this Dover reprint based on?
The collection is reprinted from an edition by State Music Publishers, Moscow, dated 1965.
