Arabeske op. 18 - Blumenstück op. 19
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Arabeske op. 18 - Blumenstück op. 19
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Robert Schumann
Arabeske op. 18 - Blumenstück op. 19
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- Compositor Robert Schumann
- Editor Holger M. Stüwe
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Schumann's 'Arabeske' and 'Blumenstück' were both composed while he was living in Vienna from October 1838 to April 1839, and are thus companions to such major piano pieces as the 'Fantasy in C major' (op. 17), the 'Humoresque' (op. 20) and the cycles 'Nachtstücke' (op. 23) and 'Faschingsschwank aus Wien' (op. 26). Unlike these masterpieces, they are more ingratiating, possibly as a concession to the Viennese public; but whether the 'Arabeske' is a 'delicate piece for the ladies', as Schumann once maintained, is open to debate.
For our new edition of these popular pieces the editor has re-evaluated the surviving sources, devoting special attention to the placement of slurs and incorporating the latest findings in Schumann scholarship. Rounding off the volume are a clear and uncluttered engraving, practical page turns and informative notes on historical performance practice by Sezi Seskir, a fortepiano specialist from Bucknell University (Lewisburg, PA) with a special interest in Schumann's pianism as well as 18th- and 19th-century performance practice.
For our new edition of these popular pieces the editor has re-evaluated the surviving sources, devoting special attention to the placement of slurs and incorporating the latest findings in Schumann scholarship. Rounding off the volume are a clear and uncluttered engraving, practical page turns and informative notes on historical performance practice by Sezi Seskir, a fortepiano specialist from Bucknell University (Lewisburg, PA) with a special interest in Schumann's pianism as well as 18th- and 19th-century performance practice.