Henle Verlag Grieg Edvard - Sonate Pour Violon En Sol Majeur Op.13 - Violon & Piano
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Summary of This Score
With Edvard Grieg
Violin Sonata in G major op. 13, discover a youthful work (composed in 1867) that captivates with its freshness, momentum, and joy of playing. Often overshadowed by the Sonata op. 45, this op. 13 nonetheless deserves a prominent place in the repertoire: it combines a lyrical Romantic discourse with a typically Scandinavian rhythmic vitality, fueled by Grieg's passionate interest in the colors of Norwegian folk music.
The first and last movements, particularly lively, are inspired by the "Springtanz" (leaping dance): a traditional model that brings a dancing, incisive, and joyful character to the interpretation. This folk dimension, elegantly integrated into the classical language, offers an ideal ground to work on articulation, pulse, and contrasts, while maintaining spontaneous musicality.
This Urtext edition, in paperback binding, aims for a high level of precision and readability. The editorial work by Ernst-Günter Heinemann and Einar Steen-Nøkleberg is based on solid sources to provide a coherent and reliable musical text. For the violin, fingering indications (Ernst Schliephake) allow a methodical approach to the work: you can choose a part with or without fingerings depending on your goals (autonomy, audition preparation, pedagogical work).
In chamber music, this sonata is an excellent choice to build violin-piano dialogue, develop listening skills, and refine ensemble coordination. It is suitable both for study and performance, thanks to a successful balance between technical accessibility and expressive richness.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Edvard Grieg | Instrumentation | violin and piano |
| Edition | Urtext | Genre | classical score (sonata, chamber music) |
Questions frequently asked
What technical level is required for Grieg's Violin Sonata op. 13?
Composed in 1867, this work combines expressive writing with rhythmic vitality inspired by Norwegian dances. It allows for practicing articulation, pulse, and contrasts in the dialogue between violin and piano. The edition offers an approach with or without fingerings for the violin.
What fingerings are provided in this Urtext edition?
Two violin parts are provided: one with fingerings and one without. The fingerings were made by Ernst Schliephake.
Is the sheet music in softcover binding?
Presented in paperback binding, this Urtext edition is designed for clear reading at the music stand.
What is the style of the sonata’s movements?
The first and last movements are inspired by the “Springtanz,” a traditional leaping dance. Their dancing and incisive character fits into a lyrical Romantic language.
What instrumentation is provided for the Violin Sonata in G major op. 13?
The musical text is written for violin and piano. The edition was prepared by Ernst-Günter Heinemann and Einar Steen-Nøkleberg.
