Henle Verlag Liszt F. - Vallee D'obermann
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Summary of This Score
This piano solo score highlights the writing of Franz Liszt, an emblematic composer of Romanticism and a central figure in the piano repertoire. Designed to support both daily practice and preparation for public performances, it is intended for pianists wishing to deepen their interpretation with a reliable, legible, and durable resource. The role of the musicological editor, here Ernst Herttrich, is to provide a methodically established musical text, ensuring the coherence of markings (notes, articulations, dynamics) and clarity of presentation, to facilitate study and musical realization. Thanks to its hardcover, this edition is built for longevity: it better withstands repeated handling, lessons, rehearsals, and transport. A relevant choice for students and teachers, as well as for any pianist seeking a quality score to work on style, touch control, and musical construction in the demanding world of Liszt.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Liszt, Franz | Instrumentation | Piano solo |
| Edition | Herttrich, Ernst (musicological editor) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is La Vallée d’Obermann a score for solo piano?
This edition is written for solo piano, with no other instruments indicated.
Which edition should be chosen to study La Vallée d’Obermann by Liszt?
The score is edited by Ernst Herttrich, credited as a musicological editor. The musical text covers notes, articulations, and dynamics.
Is the Henle Liszt F. - Vallée d’Obermann score hardcover?
The publication has a hardcover binding. This binding is designed to withstand repeated handling and transport.
Who is the composer of this classical score?
Franz Liszt is indicated as the composer for this classical genre score. The instrumentation is exclusively for solo piano.
Is this edition suitable for both study and performance?
Its presentation is intended for the pianist's daily practice. It can support preparation for public performances. The hardcover facilitates use during rehearsals and lessons.
