Henle Verlag Beethoven L.V. - Symphonie 7 La Majeur OP92 - Conducteur
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Summary of This Score
Composed in December 1813, the Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92 is among Ludwig van Beethoven's greatest public successes. At its premiere, a critic noted the captivating power of this work, driven by "pleasant and accessible" themes capable of touching both seasoned music lovers and listeners discovering the great symphonic repertoire.
This symphony is distinguished by an omnipresent rhythmic energy: the ostinato character of the basic rhythms structures the identity of each movement and gives the whole an irresistible pulse. It is precisely this dance-like dimension, particularly spectacular in the Finale, that inspired Richard Wagner's famous description of it as the "Apotheosis of the Dance."
Presented here in Urtext Edition, this score is based on the musical text from the complete edition of Beethoven's works and includes a new preface. The goal is clear: to provide a rigorous working material, aligned with the current stage of research, while remaining accessible thanks to a pocket format designed for study. An ideal choice for musicians, conductors, students, and enthusiasts wishing to analyze Beethoven's form, orchestration, and language with a reliable and practical edition.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Ludwig van Beethoven | Genre | Classical score |
| Edition | Urtext, Studien-Edition (pocket score) | Editor | Ernst Herttrich |
| Instrumentation | Score (symphony) | Binding | Paperback |
Questions frequently asked
Which Urtext edition is offered for Beethoven's Symphony No. 7?
The musical text is based on the complete edition of Beethoven's works. A new preface accompanies this Urtext edition.
Beethoven Symphony 7 pocket score: what format?
The Studien-Edition format corresponds to a pocket score, designed for study purposes.
Is this a full score for Symphony No. 7 op. 92?
The reference is presented as a full score of Symphony No. 7 in A major, op. 92. The indicated binding is Paperback.
Who is the editor of this Beethoven score?
Ernst Herttrich is indicated as the editor of this score. The musical genre specified is classical.
What rhythmic elements characterize Beethoven's Symphony No. 7?
The writing is based on foundational ostinato rhythms in each movement. This dance-like pulse structures the identity of the work. The Finale is especially associated with this aspect, described by Richard Wagner as the "Apotheosis of the Dance."
