Faber Music Bridge Frank - Four Pieces - Cello And Piano
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- Original version for cello and piano: the 4 pieces have indeed circulated in various forms (solo piano, orchestration), but they were originally conceived for this duo.
- An expressive repertoire from the early 20th century: four pages composed separately between 1901 and 1910, ideal for varying atmospheres in concert as well as daily practice.
- Enhanced edition for playing: addition of fingerings and bowings to optimize comfort, coherence, and musicality.
- Comprehensive tool for study and performance: a clear reading designed to support the cellist in interpretation and coordination with the pianist.
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Summary of This Score
This publication brings together four pieces composed independently between 1901 and 1910, known for having been published over time in various arrangements, from solo piano to orchestral versions. Here, the focus is firmly on their original intent: a writing for cello and piano, where the singing cello line dialogues with a structuring piano accompaniment, sometimes lyrical, sometimes more animated. The set constitutes an ideal program to work on tone, legato, musical breathing, and balance with the keyboard, while offering characterful pieces suitable for recital, exams, and auditions. The edition is supervised by Julian Lloyd Webber, whose contribution is reflected in the addition of bowings and fingerings: valuable indications to secure position shifts, unify articulation, and guide phrase construction. A score designed to save rehearsal time, refine interpretation, and approach these pieces with an immediately musical perspective.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | Julian Lloyd Webber (edition, bowings, and fingerings) | Genre | classical score |
| Instrumentation | cello and piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the instrumentation of Four Pieces by Frank Bridge?
The score is written for cello and piano.
How many pieces are included in this cello collection?
The collection gathers four pieces composed independently between 1901 and 1910. They are presented in a version focused on the dialogue between cello and piano.
Does the edition include fingerings and bowings?
The edition supervised by Julian Lloyd Webber adds bowings and fingerings. These indications accompany position shifts, articulation, and phrase shaping.
Is this score suitable for a cello recital?
The four pieces offer lyrical or more animated characters, suitable for working on tone and legato. The program is intended for recitals, exams, and auditions.
Is Frank Bridge Four Pieces Cello And Piano derived from a solo piano version?
The works have been published over time in several forms, from solo piano to orchestra versions. This publication preserves their original intent for cello and piano.



