Schott Kreisler F. - Liebesleid (rachmaninoff) - Piano
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Summary of This Score
With Alt-Wiener Tanzweisen
No. 2 Liebesleid
Concerto-Transcription, you encounter one of Fritz Kreisler's most famous pieces, imbued with a typically Viennese charm: a tender melody tinged with nostalgia, carried by a dance-like sway and a highly vocal expressiveness. This piece, often played as an encore, emphasizes the art of instrumental singing, tempo flexibility, and subtle transitions, while maintaining a "concertante" prominence that highlights the musician in recital settings. The title "Liebesleid" (Love's Sorrow) sets a delicate and expressive atmosphere, where each thematic reprise invites variations in color, vibrato, intensity, and intention. An ideal score for developing a stylish interpretation, working on contrasts (from whispering softness to more assertive lyricism), and refining musicality in a short but detail-demanding format.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Fritz Kreisler | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is Liebesleid by Kreisler a piano sheet music?
The title indicates a piano edition of "Liebesleid," also referenced as Alt-Wiener Tanzweisen No. 2.
Which composer is credited for this sheet music?
The sheet music is credited to Fritz Kreisler. The title also mentions Rachmaninoff.
Does this edition of Liebesleid belong to the classical repertoire?
The indicated musical genre is classical. The work is part of the Alt-Wiener Tanzweisen, with No. 2 titled "Liebesleid".
What musical character does Liebesleid propose?
The writing emphasizes a tender and nostalgic melody, carried by a Viennese dance sway. The work focuses on tempo flexibility and transitions. The theme repeats invite nuances in color and intensity.
Is the sheet music suitable for a recital program?
The mention "Concerto-Transcription" highlights a concertante feature suitable for recital contexts.



