Henle Verlag Dittersdorf C.D.V. - Double Bass Concerto In "e Major" Krebs 172
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Summary of This Score
This score offers a work by Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf arranged for double bass and piano, an essential format for developing musicality, intonation, and sound projection in an accompaniment context. Designed to meet the demands of conservatory work as well as the needs of instrumentalists seeking repertoire, it allows for an approach to the classical style with a clear harmonic framework on the piano and a double bass part crafted for readability and effectiveness at the stand. The musicological edition prepared by Tobias Glöckler pays particular attention to the presentation and coherence of the writing, to facilitate sight-reading and rehearsal preparation. Thanks to its binding, the book is easy to handle and better withstands intensive practice sessions, whether at home, in the studio, or in the classroom. A relevant reference to enrich your double bass piano repertoire, work on interpretation, and strengthen the soloist-accompanist relationship.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf | Instrumentation | Double bass and piano |
| Edition | Musicological edition prepared by Tobias Glöckler | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which ensemble is this Dittersdorf score written?
The score is written for double bass and piano. The piano part provides the harmonic framework of the accompaniment.
Who prepared the musicological edition?
The musicological edition was prepared by Tobias Glöckler.
Is this Dittersdorf concerto suitable for classical style work on the double bass?
Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf's work belongs to the classical genre. His writing for double bass and piano allows work on interpretation within an accompaniment context. The double bass part is presented to enhance readability at the stand.
Is the score bound?
Binding is indicated for this edition. It facilitates handling the book during practice sessions.
Dittersdorf Krebs 172 Concerto: which key is mentioned?
The reference displayed in the title mentions "e Major" as well as Krebs 172.
