Eulenburg Dvorak Anton - Symphony No. 9 E Minor Op. 95 B 178 - Orchestra
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Summary of This Score
"From the New World" is offered here in the form of a studienpartitur designed for those who truly want to delve into orchestral writing : reading parts, identifying balances, understanding transitions and thematic discourse. The principle of the Eulenburg Audio+Score collection is simple and highly effective: in addition to a clear reading format, you immediately have access to the music via the Naxos CD, which facilitates active study (tracking entrances, analyzing timbres, working on tempos and articulation).
The volume opens with a particularly useful critical apparatus: preface / Vorwort and editorial notes (foreword in German and English), as well as a revision report that situates editorial choices. The 4 facsimiles provide valuable insight into the tradition of the work and its transmission. The score covers all movements listed in the table of contents: I. Adagio - Allegro molto, II. Largo, III. Scherzo. Molto vivace, and IV. Allegro con fuoco. An excellent choice for conservatory students, conductors, orchestrators, or enthusiasts wishing to work on analytical listening with a serious and user-friendly orchestral score.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Instrumentation | orchestra | Language | German and English (bilingual foreword) |
| Collection | Eulenburg Audio+Score | Pages | 172 |
Questions frequently asked
Does the score of Symphony No. 9 "From the New World" include a recording?
A Naxos CD is included in the Eulenburg Audio+Score collection. It allows following the score while listening and locating entries, timbres, or tempos.
Which movements are included in this Dvořák orchestral score?
All four movements are present: I. Adagio - Allegro molto, II. Largo, III. Scherzo. Molto vivace, and IV. Allegro con fuoco.
Is this edition suitable for orchestration analysis?
The presentation as a Studienpartitur allows reading of individual parts and the study of orchestral balance. The 172 pages cover the complete work. Four facsimiles complement the approach to the tradition and transmission of the work.
What languages are used in the Eulenburg Audio+Score edition?
The foreword and editorial notes are provided in German and English. A revision report is also included within the volume.
Is this a full orchestral score?
The indicated instrumentation is for orchestra, in the form of a study score intended notably for following the conduct of the individual parts.
