Schott Das Wunder der Heliane op. 20
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Summary of This Score
This collection offers "Das Wunder der Heliane op. 20
- Subtitle: Ich ging zu ihm," a passage from the intensely expressive world of Erich Wolfgang Korngold. Known for his rich writing, harmonic tension, and sense of lyricism, Korngold here provides ideal musical material to develop phrasing, management of sound layers, and rubato breathing at the piano.
Ramon van Engelenhoven's arrangement emphasizes the essentials: highlighting the melodic line and dramatic momentum while preserving the characteristic density of Korngold's language. This score is intended for pianists seeking a repertoire piece inspired by vocal music, useful both for working on expressiveness and for building a convincing interpretation, with a broad sound and a refined palette of dynamics.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Erich Wolfgang Korngold | Instrumentation | Piano |
| Arranger | Ramon van Engelenhoven | Pages | 16 |
| Edition | Schott Music | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which instrument is this Korngold sheet music written?
The indicated instrumentation is piano, in an arrangement by Ramon van Engelenhoven.
How many pages does Das Wunder der Heliane op. 20 have?
The Schott Music edition has 16 pages.
Which passage from the opera is included in this edition?
The collection contains “Ich ging zu ihm,” taken from Das Wunder der Heliane op. 20 by Erich Wolfgang Korngold. The melodic line and dramatic momentum form the core of this piano arrangement.
Does this sheet music allow for practicing rubato on the piano?
Korngold’s writing, characterized here by harmonic tension and marked lyricism, provides suitable material for practicing rubato phrasing. The phrasing can also be developed through the melodic line. Dynamics and sound textures are among the interpretative aspects highlighted.
Who arranged Ich ging zu ihm for piano?
Ramon van Engelenhoven is the arranger of this piano version of the classical piece composed by Erich Wolfgang Korngold.



