Universal Edition Bartok B. - Premiere Sonata - Violin And Piano

Name: Bartok B. - Premiere Sonata - Violin And Piano
Brand: Universal Edition
SKU: 50394
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EAN : 9790008008627

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Essential Information About This Score

A clear three-movement form: a structured reading, ideal for working on endurance, contrasts, and musical construction.
Written for duo: score designed for violin and piano, perfect for chamber music practice and mutual listening.
Arrangement by: version proposed by Peter Bartók, for a coherent and musically refined approach.
Versatile: suitable both for lesson work and preparation for an audition or concert piece.

Bartok B. - Premiere Sonata - Violin And Piano

52,30 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

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Summary of This Score

This "in 3 movements" score is designed for a violin and piano duo. The three-part progression allows exploration of different atmospheres and fine work on articulation, dynamics, and phrasing, while developing rhythmic precision and intonation. The piano plays a fully-fledged partner role: accompaniment, harmonic support, and dialogue with the violin combine to enhance the duo's balance.

The arrangement by Peter Bartók emphasizes musical clarity and overall coherence, facilitating rehearsal setup and encouraging expressive interpretation. It is a relevant resource for instrumentalists wishing to enrich their violin and piano sheet music repertoire and deepen chamber music playing, with a sufficiently clear architecture to guide musical work movement by movement.

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Classical

Publication

Sheet music

Arranger

Bartók, Peter

Instrumentation

for Violin and Piano

Questions frequently asked

For which ensemble is Bartók's First Sonata written?

The score is intended for a violin and piano duo.

How many movements does this sonata for violin and piano have?

The work is structured in 3 movements. This arrangement allows exploring distinct atmospheres throughout the study.

Does the piano have an accompanying role in this score?

The piano acts as a partner to the violin, providing harmonic support and engaging in a musical dialogue. Its role is not limited to accompaniment. Balance between the two parts is an essential aspect of chamber music.