Henle Verlag Strauss Richard - Sonate En Fa Majeur Op.6 - Violoncelle & Piano
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Summary of This Score
With the Cello Sonata in F major op. 6, Strauss delivers one of the most accomplished chamber music works of his youth. It features generous writing, both lyrical and structured, where rhythmic and melodic turns can surprise and foster genuine interpretative work. This score is intended for musicians seeking a classical repertoire work capable of highlighting tone, line, and the sense of dialogue.
The text notes that the sonata underwent significant development: an initial version created in spring 1881 was deeply revised during the winter of 1882/83. The first movement was thoroughly reworked, while the following two movements were completely recomposed. This genesis sheds light on the remarkable maturity of the opus and explains the overall coherence despite the richness of musical ideas.
For playing comfort and effective practice, the edition offers a cello part with or without fingerings. The fingerings by Johannes Moser provide practical solutions for intonation, shifts, and articulation, while the indications associated with Michael Korstick complement the musical approach. An ideal choice if you are looking for a serious Urtext score, suitable both for study and preparation for public performance.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Strauss | Editor | Peter Jost |
| Edition | Urtext Edition, paperback binding | Artist | Michael Korstick (Fingerings) |
| Genre | Chamber music, classical score | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is Richard Strauss's Sonata op. 6 provided for cello and piano?
The edition combines the cello part and the piano accompaniment for the Sonata in F major op. 6.
Is this Henle edition of Sonata op. 6 an Urtext?
This score is published as an Urtext edition by Henle Verlag. The binding is paperback.
Does the cello part include fingerings?
Two versions of the cello part are offered: with or without fingerings. The fingerings by Johannes Moser provide guidance for intonation, shifting, and articulation. Additional notes associated with Michael Korstick complement the musical approach.
When was Strauss's Cello Sonata op. 6 composed?
A first version was created in spring 1881, then profoundly revised during winter 1882/83. The last two movements were entirely recomposed at that time.
Who edited this score of Strauss?
The edition was prepared by Peter Jost.
