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String Quartet No. 2
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Überarbeitete Fassung 1934. Composed by Wilhelm Petersen. This edition: score and parts. Score and parts. Op. 10. Duration 14 minutes. Musikverlag Robert Lienau - Digital #Q47078. Published by Musikverlag Robert Lienau - Digital (S9.Q47078).
German • English.
Wilhelm Petersen (1890-1957) wrote three string quartets: op. 8 (1923), op. 10 (1923/24) and op. 49 (1947/48). The first two were written in his radically expressive period. Since 1925 Petersen came back to a more mellow tonal language, always on the research of an "expression of the whole human being". Accordingly he revised the String Quartet No. 2 in 1934 when it was first berformed by the Greif-Quartett in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. This edition of the String Quartet op. 10 is the first printed version of the work, based on the revised edition of 1934.
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String quartet - difficult - Digital Download
SKU: S9.Q47078
Überarbeitete Fassung 1934. Composed by Wilhelm Petersen. This edition: score and parts. Score and parts. Op. 10. Duration 14 minutes. Musikverlag Robert Lienau - Digital #Q47078. Published by Musikverlag Robert Lienau - Digital (S9.Q47078).
German • English.
Wilhelm Petersen (1890-1957) wrote three string quartets: op. 8 (1923), op. 10 (1923/24) and op. 49 (1947/48). The first two were written in his radically expressive period. Since 1925 Petersen came back to a more mellow tonal language, always on the research of an "expression of the whole human being". Accordingly he revised the String Quartet No. 2 in 1934 when it was first berformed by the Greif-Quartett in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. This edition of the String Quartet op. 10 is the first printed version of the work, based on the revised edition of 1934.
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