Eulenburg Berlioz Hector - Symphonie Fantastique - Orchestra
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Summary of This Score
This volume from the "Hector Berlioz New Edition of the Complete Works Vol. 16" offers a study score for orchestra dedicated to the Symphonie fantastique, with a particularly practical organization for musicians, conductors, and composition students. The edition opens with a preface presented in three languages (Preface - Vorwort - Préface), followed by an appendix containing the program (Programme/Programm/Programme), a valuable tool for understanding the narrative intention and the "programmatic" aesthetics of the work.
The score then unfolds the five movements as they appear in the contents: I. Rêveries - Passions, II. Un Bal, III. Scène aux Champs, IV. Marche au Supplice, V. Songe d'une Nuit du Sabbat. This presentation allows for precise tracking of the development of atmospheres, instrumental colors, and orchestration effects characteristic of Berlioz: dynamic contrasts, dramatic transitions, and expressive writing of the sections.
Thanks to the miniature format of the Eulenburg Miniature Scores, this score is particularly suited for analytical work: spotting entries, studying balances, observing textures and orchestration techniques. Whether you are preparing a class, a guided listening, or an in-depth reading of the large symphonic form, this "study score" is a reliable and enjoyable resource to consult.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Hector Berlioz | Difficulty | study score |
| Instrumentation | orchestra | Pages | 220 |
| Series | Eulenburg Miniature Scores | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the score include all five movements of the Symphonie fantastique?
All five movements are included: Rêveries - Passions, A Ball, Scene in the Fields, March to the Scaffold, and Dream of the Night of the Sabbath.
How many pages does this study score have?
This Eulenburg Miniature Scores edition contains 220 pages, presented as a study score for orchestra.
Is the preface of this Berlioz edition available in French?
A trilingual preface is included, with the versions Preface, Vorwort, and Préface. The volume also features an appendix devoted to the work's program, presented under the titles Programme, Programm, and Programme.
Is it possible to follow the narrative program of the Symphonie fantastique within this score?
The appendix contains the program of the work, which is useful for understanding the narrative intent associated with the five movements.
Is this score suitable for analyzing Berlioz’s orchestration?
The miniature format allows for identifying entries, balances, and textures within Berlioz's orchestral writing.



