Details
- Instrument:
- Cello Piano Accompaniment Violin Solo
- Ensembles:
- Piano Trio
- Genres:
- 21st Century 20th Century Jazz Tango
- Composers:
- Fred Hersch
- Publishers:
- Edition Peters
- ISBN:
- 9790300750446
- Format:
- Collection / Songbook
- Item types:
- Physical
- Level:
- Intermediate Advanced
- Musical forms:
- Tango
- Artist:
- Fred Hersch
- Usages:
- School and Community
- Number of Pages:
- 32
- Shipping Weight:
- 0.38 pounds
SKU: PE.EP68120
Composed by Fred Hersch. Cello Book. Edition Peters. Modern. Book. 32 pages. Duration 00:08:00. Edition Peters #98-EP68120. Published by Edition Peters (PE.EP68120).ISBN 9790300750446. English.
This tango has been recorded several times in a variety of arrangements, including for clarinet and piano. In fact, in this publication the cello and violin parts diverge, highlighting the strengths and possibilities in each instrument. The left hand of the piano is very rhythmic throughout, embracing the percussive, syncopated character of the tango. The right hand sometimes supports the rhythm, sometimes the harmony, and sometimes the melody, and there is a section without the string instrument where the pianist shines. Somewhat jazzy; highly chromatic but never atonal.
Contains Piano Score and separate Violin and Cello parts.
- More by this Composer:
- Fred Hersch Fred Hersch Piano Fred Hersch Voice Fred Hersch Piano Solo
- Artists:
- Fred Hersch
- Ensemble:
- Piano Trio
- Publisher:
- Edition Peters
Ratings + Reviews
4 Rating
1 review
Anonymous
Mar 3, 2013
An early version-a simple, haunting theme, a vigorous piano solo requiring a strong pianist, and a reprise of the first theme-is found on the album, Memento Bittersweet-all music composed by composers with HIV/AIDS. When I contacted Mr. Hersch to obtain the music, he wanted to add more to the cello part before releasing it, and he wrote a much more complex section following the piano solo. The music is challenging but not overwhelming and brings forth all the emotions in a tango. I find many of the suggested bowings to be quite awkward, however. Overall, very well suited to the cello and very satisfying to play.