Henle Verlag Granados Enrique - Danzas Espanolas - Piano
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Summary of This Score
This edition gathers the famous 12 "Danzas españolas" by Enrique Granados, essential pages of the Spanish Romantic piano repertoire. Although deeply inspired by "the people's song," these dances do not aim to reproduce folklore literally: Granados rather claims a personal writing style, where the rhythms and melodic turns of a diverse Spain nourish refined and expressive concert music.
Originally published in four notebooks between 1890 and 1895, this cycle stands out for the richness of its characters, alternating rhythmic drive, cantabile, contrasts of textures, and harmonic colors. It reflects the spirit of character pieces dear to Chopin and Schumann, transposed into a unique Iberian aesthetic: dance accentuation, nervous pulse, singing lines, and atmospheres alternately intimate or brilliant. It is an excellent choice to develop musicality, phrasing sense, rhythmic precision, and the art of piano nuances.
Offered in Urtext, this score relies on an exhaustive examination of available sources, including Granados's own recordings, to provide a reliable and coherent musical text. The editorial work by Ullrich Scheideler and the fingerings by Rolf Koenen provide true study comfort, both for stylistic deepening and technical setup. An ideal volume for pianists seeking a clear and refined reference edition for daily practice as well as performance.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Enrique Granados | Instrumentation | Piano |
| Editor | Ullrich Scheideler | Pages | 80 (VI+74) |
| Edition | Urtext | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the score include the 12 Spanish Dances by Granados?
The volume includes the 12 "Danzas españolas" by Enrique Granados, originally published in four notebooks between 1890 and 1895.
Is this edition of the Danzas españolas an Urtext edition?
The edition is presented in Urtext, established based on an examination of available sources, including recordings by Granados. The musical text was edited by Ullrich Scheideler.
For which instrument is this score written?
The indicated instrumentation is solo piano. The pieces particularly develop phrasing, dynamics, and rhythmic precision.
How many pages does Henle Verlag Granados Enrique - Danzas Espanolas - Piano have?
This score comprises 80 pages, distributed as VI+74 pages.
Are fingerings included in this Henle edition?
Fingerings by Rolf Koenen are integrated into the score. They support technical setup work and the stylistic study of the dances.
