Zimmermann Kohler E. - Souvenir Russe Op.60 / Papillon Op.30
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- Two Character Pieces combined in a single collection: "Souvenir russe op. 60" and "Papillon op. 30".
- An Elegant and Virtuosic Salon Style, ideal for working on expressiveness, agility, and phrasing.
- A Major Composer-Flutist of the Romantic tradition, connected to the musical life of Saint Petersburg.
- Revised Edition by Bruns, for clear reading and comfortable practice.
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Summary of This Score
With "Souvenir russe op. 60 / Papillon op. 30," Ernesto Köhler (1849-1907) offers two emblematic pages of salon music: a seductive, immediately lyrical writing that highlights the sense of line and the finesse of detail. An Italian flutist settled in Saint Petersburg, Köhler held a position at the Imperial Ballet from 1871, before being appointed in 1900 as principal flutist of the Imperial Opera, one of the most prestigious roles in the Tsarist realm. This stimulating artistic environment allowed him to devote himself more to composition, with a marked taste for brilliant and expressive pieces."Souvenir russe op. 60" evokes an inspired color and atmosphere, perfect for developing musicality: work on dynamics, breathing, management of tension and release, without ever losing the thread of the melody. This piece is particularly suitable for those seeking a Romantic repertoire that is both accessible and rewarding, where the performer can refine style and musical storytelling.
"Papillon op. 30 No. 4," a true character piece, illustrates the light and virtuosic spirit of the genre: fast passages, precise articulation, and rhythmic vivacity. Its success was such that it was recorded as early as 1910 in New York for the Victor Talking Machine Company, proof of its lasting popularity. This collection thus constitutes a relevant choice to enrich a concert program, vary the atmosphere during an audition, or simply add a brilliant piece with immediate charm to one's music stand.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Ernesto Köhler | Genre | Salon Music |
| Arranger | Bruns | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which works are included in this Köhler edition?
The edition includes "Souvenir russe" op. 60 and "Papillon" op. 30 no. 4 by Ernesto Köhler.
What is the style of Souvenir russe op. 60?
The op. 60 piece belongs to the classical salon music genre, featuring a singing line and an atmosphere inspired by Russia. The focus is on dynamics, breathing, and the management of musical tensions.
Is Papillon op. 30 no. 4 a virtuosic piece?
"Papillon" op. 30 no. 4 highlights fast passages, precise articulation, and rhythmic liveliness. Its recording in New York as early as 1910 for the Victor Talking Machine Company attests to its lasting popularity.
Who composed and arranged this score?
The composition is by Ernesto Köhler, an Italian flutist born in 1849 and died in 1907. The arrangement is credited to Bruns. Köhler was appointed principal flutist of the Imperial Opera of Saint Petersburg in 1900.
For what musical context is this score suitable?
This collection allows enriching a concert program or varying atmospheres during a recital. The op. 60 and op. 30 references combine an expressive piece with a work of livelier character.



