Glazunov, Alexander - Élégie, Op. 44 - Viola and Piano - edited by Dominik Rahmer - G. Henle Verlag

Alexander Glazunov: Élégie, Op. 44 for Viola and Piano – Henle Urtext Edition Alexander Glazunov’s music brings together Russian Romantic lyricism, polished craftsmanship, and a warm sense of instrumental color. The Élégie, Op. 44, is a treasured work in the viola repertoire, offering violists expressive depth and rich Romantic character. This piece is an excellent choice for players looking for Glazunov viola sheet music with lyrical beauty, manageable technical demands, and strong recital, lesson, or audition value. This Henle Urtext edition presents Glazunov’s Élégie in a clear, reliable format for serious study and performance. Written in 1893 for Danish violist Franz Hildebrand, the work is one of the few original nineteenth-century pieces for viola, making it a valuable addition to the instrument’s Romantic repertoire. Since the piece does not make any particularly high technical demands on the soloist, the Élégie is ideally suited for teaching as well – and Tabea Zimmermann’s fingerings guarantee the best possible support. This edition offers violists and pianists a dependable score for lessons, recitals, conservatory study, chamber music programs, and expressive repertoire building. Edited by Dominik Rahmer, this paperbound edition includes piano fingering by Klaus Schilde and viola fingering and bowing by Tabea Zimmermann. With both marked and unmarked viola parts included, this Henle edition is a valuable choice for violists, pianists, teachers, and collectors of Glazunov sheet music. Features: Composer: Alexander Glazunov Title: Élégie, Op. 44 Instrumentation: Viola, Piano Publisher: G. Henle Verlag Edition: Urtext Edition, paperbound Editor: Dominik Rahmer Piano fingering: Klaus Schilde Viola fingering and bowing: Tabea Zimmermann Includes marked and unmarked string parts Henle Catalog: HN 1241 ISMN: 979-0-2018-1241-0