Henle Verlag Debussy - Intezzo Nocturne Et Scherzo - Piano Et Violoncelle
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Summary of This Score
While Claude Debussy's Sonata for Cello and Piano (1915) is a staple of the repertoire, these two pages from 1882 reveal a 20-year-old Debussy, already inventive but still rarely performed. For decades, "Intermezzo" remained almost unknown, notably because its autograph, the sole source of the work, was inaccessible.
This Henle Urtext edition brings these pieces back into the spotlight by presenting "Intermezzo," accompanied by "Scherzo," published posthumously in 1995. Designed for musicians seeking a reliable reading and precise execution, it is based on careful editorial work and enriched with annotations directly useful in practice: bowings for the cellist (Jeffrey Solow) and fingerings for the pianist (Eckart Sellheim). An ideal choice to expand a program, explore the French repertoire for cello and piano, and approach Debussy from a different angle, blending charm, finesse, and salon spirit.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Claude Debussy | Collection | Urtext |
| Edition | Henle | Genre | classical score |
| Instrumentation | cello and piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which works by Debussy are included in this cello and piano score?
The edition collects "Intermezzo," composed in 1882, and the "Scherzo," published posthumously in 1995.
Is this Henle edition an Urtext?
This score belongs to the Urtext collection of Henle Verlag. The editorial work is based on the autograph of "Intermezzo," indicated as the sole source of the work. This source had remained inaccessible for several decades.
Are there any bowings indicated for the cello?
Bowings for the cellist are provided by Jeffrey Solow directly in the edition.
Does the piano part include fingerings?
Piano fingerings are included and attributed to Eckart Sellheim. They support the performance of both pieces for piano and cello.
Is the Henle Verlag Debussy Intermezzo Nocturne and Scherzo suitable to complete a cello recital program?
The collection presents two pages from 1882 by Debussy, composed when the composer was 20 years old. It offers an alternative to the 1915 Cello Sonata, a staple of the repertoire. The instrumentation requires a cello and a piano.
