Henle Verlag Schumann R. - Sonate N°2 D-moll Op.121 - Violon et Piano

Name: Schumann R. - Sonate N°2 D-moll Op.121 - Violon et Piano
Brand: Henle Verlag
SKU: 211082
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L'essentiel à savoir sur cette partition
• Une violoniste de référence : inclusion d'une partie de violon supplémentaire associée à Antje Weithaas, pensée pour guider le travail musical.
• Repères de jeu clairs : une voix " indiquée " (bezeichnet) qui facilite la lecture, l'organisation des passages et la préparation en répétition.
• Un vrai plus pour l'interprétation : idéal pour affiner phrasés, articulations et intention stylistique grâce à une approche instrumentiste.
• Outil pratique au quotidien : utile aussi bien en cours de violon qu'en travail personnel, pour gagner du temps et sécuriser la mise en place.

Schumann R. - Sonate N°2 D-moll Op.121 - Violon et Piano

0,00 € Ecotax included

19,80 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

~~33,00 €~~ Reference price

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Classical

Publication

Sheet music

Questions frequently asked

Does this edition of Sonata No. 2 op.121 include an annotated violin part?

The edition includes an additional violin part designated by Antje Weithaas. It provides reference points to structure the study and clarify musical choices.

Schumann Sonata No. 2 in D minor op.121: what is the instrumentation?

The sonata is presented for violin and piano, with an additional violin part.

Can the additional part be used prior to rehearsal?

The violin part designed by Antje Weithaas can serve as preparation support before rehearsal. It also provides assistance for sight-reading. Its content may be used as a comparison basis to build an interpretation.

Is this score suitable for the work of a violin student?

The proposed work focuses on position organization, transitions, and rhythmic accuracy. The complementary part offers a pedagogical starting point to develop musicality and technical stability.