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出版Glissato Edizioni Musicali, 2021-06-28
主題Music / Musical Instruments / StringsMusic / Instruction & Study / CompositionMusic / Printed Music / Opera & Classical ScoresMusic / GeneralMusic / Printed Music / Band & Orchestra
ISBN88353420749788835342076
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=eeDBDwAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋This is the conductor's score of 10 Romantic Pieces, a charming and accessible collection of ten Romantic-period works arranged by Francesco Leone and edited for Cello Quartet by Enrico Zullino. Carefully crafted for beginner and early-intermediate level cellists, this edition is ideal for student recitals, ensemble coaching, and chamber music instruction.
Each arrangement provides a balance between melody, inner harmonies, and bass lines, making it an excellent tool for learning ensemble interplay. The matching individual parts (Cello 1–4) are available separately in the same series.
The score includes track and composer information in nine languages, making it a valuable international educational resource.
✔️ Features:
  • Complete conductor's score for Cello Quartet (4 cellos)
  • Designed for music teachers, ensemble directors, and group practice
  • Educational and performance-friendly layout
  • Multilingual content: English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Chinese
  • Audio demo available via QR code (on the cover) or online at www.glissato.it
🎵 Contents: Largo from “New World Symphony” – A. Dvořák Theme from "Le Streghe" – N. Paganini Melody – A. Rubinstein Soldier’s March – R. Schumann The Great Gate of Kiev – M. Mussorgsky Theme from “New World Symphony” (IV mov.) – A. Dvořák Theme from “Symphony No. 1” (IV mov.) – J. Brahms Theme from “Symphony No. 5” (II mov.) – L. van Beethoven Theme from “Symphony No. 7” (II mov.) – L. van Beethoven Theme from “Swan Lake” – P. I. Tchaikovsky
🎶 Bring structure and clarity to your cello quartet rehearsals—add this full score to your teaching collection today and guide your ensemble through the beauty of the Romantic era!