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Louis Spohr (Ludwig)

Adagio WoO 35

Instrumentation: Fagott (Violoncello, Violine, Flöte, Klarinette in B) und Klavier
Material: Partitur und Stimme(n)
Publisher:
Schott Music
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Item #:

SCHOM00395
Opus: WoO 35
Difficulty: 3 (1-6)
Binding: Rückendrahtheftung
Number of pages: 28 (12+4+4+4+4)
Publication date: 2011
Co-authors: Herausgeber : Wolfgang Birtel

Description:
Der Komponist, Geiger und Pädagoge Louis Spohr (1784–1859) machte bereits als Kind Furore: Mit fünf Jahren erhielt er ersten Violinunterricht und trat schon mit 15 als Kammermusiker in herzogliche Dienste ein. Bald eilte ihm sein Ruhm als Violinvirtuose voraus und er unternahm Konzertreisen durch ganz Europa. Begleitet war er dabei öfter von seiner ersten Frau, einer Harfen- und Klaviervirtuosin. Für das gemeinsame Musizieren schrieb Spohr eine Sonate für Violine und Harfe, deren Adagio er für Fagott und Klavier umarbeitete. Arrangements für weitere Melodieinstrumente folgten, wenn auch nicht von Spohrs Hand. Es ist ein klangvoller, abwechselnd kantabler und leidenschaftlicher Satz, der sich zu spielen und zuzuhören lohnt / The composer, violinist and educationalist Louis Spohr (1784–1859) caused a sensation as a child already: At the age of 5, he took his first violin lessons and at the age of 15 was employed as chamber musician of the Duke's orchestra. Very soon, his fame as a virtuoso violinist ran ahead of him, and he undertook concert tours throughout Europe. On these trips, he was often accompanied by his first wife, a virtuoso harpist and pianist. For their joint music-making, Spohr wrote a Sonata for violin and harp the adagio of which was rearranged for bassoon and piano. It was followed by arrangements for other melodic instruments, although not by Spohr himself. This is a melodious setting – now cantabile, now passionate – which is worth playing and listening to