Henle Verlag Schumann Robert - Phantasiestucke Op.88 - Piano Trio
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Summary of this score
With Phantasiestücke op. 88 for piano trio, Robert Schumann offers a cycle of four character pieces that combine poetry, conciseness, and balance among the partners. Written in 1842, at the heart of his intense chamber music period, the work nevertheless followed a long editorial path: Schumann revised it several times before its definitive publication in autumn 1850. This score is appealing due to its clear format and writing that remains musically expressive without imposing overwhelming virtuosity, making it an excellent choice to develop listening, shared breathing, and ensemble coordination. Offered here in a separate edition by Henle (extracted from the volume "Schumann. Piano Trios HN 916"), it benefits from the editorial work of Ernst Herttrich and the fingerings of Klaus Schilde, for comfortable use in rehearsal as well as in concert.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Robert Schumann | Collection | Schumann. Piano Trios HN 916 |
| Edition | Henle | Genre | classical score (chamber music) |
| Instrumentation | piano trio | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is used in the Phantasiestücke op. 88?
The work is written for a piano trio, featuring a piano part and two instrumental partners. This separate edition is taken from the volume "Schumann. Piano Trios HN 916".
How many movements does this work by Schumann have?
The cycle consists of four character pieces. Their concise format highlights the poetic writing of Robert Schumann.
Is this Henle edition suitable for chamber music practice?
The writing of Phantasiestücke op. 88 remains expressive without demanding overwhelming virtuosity. Ensemble work can thus focus on listening, shared breathing, and ensemble coordination. The composition dates from 1842, a particularly prolific period of Schumann for chamber music.
Who edited this score?
The Henle edition was prepared by Ernst Herttrich. Piano fingerings are provided by Klaus Schilde.
When was the definitive publication of Phantasiestücke op. 88?
After several revisions by Schumann, the definitive publication took place in autumn 1850.
