Henle Verlag SCHUMANN R. - PIANO QUARTET IN EB MAJOR OP. 47
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Summary of This Score
This score dedicated to a work by Robert Schumann for piano quartet is aimed at musicians seeking clear and durable material for both rehearsal and performance. At the heart of Schumann's writing is a genuine conversational interplay between piano and strings, where every voice matters: the construction of sound layers, shared breaths, and precision of attacks become essential to bring the Romantic style to life. The musicological edition prepared by Ulrich Leisinger emphasizes the reliability of the musical text, a valuable asset for conservatory ensembles, chamber music groups, or competition preparation. Thanks to its hardcover binding, this edition easily supports intensive use: pencil annotations, back-and-forth between movements, and long practice sessions. An ideal score for developing mutual listening, rhythmic stability, and expressiveness, while approaching a major classic of the chamber music repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Schumann, Robert | Instrumentation | Piano Quartet |
| Edition | Musicological edition: Leisinger, Ulrich | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is specified for the Piano Quartet in E-flat major op. 47?
The specified instrumentation is "Piano Quartet," for a chamber music work combining piano with a string ensemble.
Is this edition of Schumann op. 47 a scholarly edition?
The edition is scholarly and was prepared by Ulrich Leisinger. The musical text is presented as reliable, which is useful for ensemble work and competition preparation.
Is the score suitable for intensive rehearsal use?
The hardcover binding is designed to withstand long practice sessions. It facilitates pencil annotations and frequent page turns between movements.
Who is the composer of the piano quartet op. 47?
Robert Schumann is the composer of this score, classified within the classical genre.
For what kind of chamber music work is this score intended?
This score emphasizes the dialogue between piano and strings. The work focuses notably on sound layers and attacks. Schumann's writing also calls for shared breaths and rhythmic stability.
