Edition Breitkopf Mendelssohn Bartholdy F. - Piece De Concert Op. 114 En Re Mineur 2 CLS. & Piano
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Summary of This Score
This Urtext edition dedicated to Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy is aimed at instrumentalists seeking a reliable and carefully prepared score, suited for demanding musical work. The Urtext approach emphasizes fidelity to the text, making it an excellent resource for deepening the Romantic style: management of legato, balance between sound layers, phrase breathing, and rhythmic precision.
Thanks to its concise format (36 pages), this score is suitable both for pedagogical use and concert preparation. It effectively supports ensemble setup work in small groups: synchronization of attacks, uniformity of articulations, coherence of dynamics, and construction of the musical discourse. The instrumentation is given according to the publisher's nomenclature ("Klar,BassHn,Kl"): useful information for assembling the correct ensemble and organizing rehearsals, while staying as close as possible to the editorial source.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Felix | Instrumentation | Klar,BassHn,Kl |
| Edition | Urtext | Pages | 36 |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is used for Mendelssohn's Konzertstück op. 114?
The instrumentation is indicated by the publisher under the notation "Klar,BassHn,Kl". This notation specifies the ensemble according to the edition.
Is this Mendelssohn score an Urtext edition?
This score is published as an Urtext edition, with attention given to the fidelity of the musical text.
How many pages does the Konzertstück op. 114 in D minor contain?
The collection contains 36 pages. This format brings together the materials necessary for working on the piece in a small ensemble. The score can be used to prepare attacks, articulations, and common dynamics.
Is the score suitable for ensemble work with piano?
The presence of the piano is indicated in the title and the editorial notation includes "Kl". Therefore, the work can focus on balance between sound layers and synchronization of phrases.
What style should be worked on with this piece by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy?
Composed by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, this classical genre score allows one to approach the Romantic style, notably legato and rhythmic precision.



