Edition Breitkopf Zelenka - Miserere In C Minor ZWV 57 ZWV 57
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Summary of This Score
This edition is part of the great tradition of violin concertos, offering an in-depth editorial work carried out by Igor and David Oistrakh during the 1970s. Designed for study and musical preparation, it focuses on works presented in a violin and piano version, allowing effective practice both independently and in duo with a pianist. The essential contribution of this score lies in the quality and density of the annotations, nourished by an intimate knowledge of the repertoire and the demands of concert performance.
The markings are particularly detailed in the violin solo part: they guide interpretation and help structure the musical discourse, while providing concrete references for technical setup. This editorial approach emphasizes precision and coherence, with attention paid to instrumental gesture and musical projection. Whether you are preparing a passage for conservatory exams, an audition, or repertoire revival, this score is an excellent work companion to consolidate performance choices and gain confidence in the most exposed passages.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arrangers | Igor Oistrakh, David Oistrakh | Pages | 32 |
| Instrumentation | violin and piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this sheet music intended for violin and piano?
The indicated instrumentation is violin and piano. The solo violin part includes detailed markings to guide interpretation and technical execution.
How many pages does this edition contain?
The work contains 32 pages.
Are the annotations by Igor and David Oistrakh included?
The annotations come from the editorial work carried out by Igor and David Oistrakh during the 1970s. They focus particularly on the solo violin part and offer interpretative and instrumental gesture cues.
Is this edition suitable for preparing a violin audition?
The editorial design is intended for study and musical preparation. It can support work for a conservatory exam, an audition, or repertoire revival.
What is the reference of the Breitkopf Zelenka Miserere In C Minor edition?
The reference indicated in the title is ZWV 57.
