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SKU: A0.981981
Composed by Ludwig van Beethoven. Arranged by Victoria Voronyansky. Classical. Score and parts. 12 pages. Volidera Musica #6051447. Published by Volidera Musica (A0.981981).Originally composed in 1810, "Für Elise" remained unpublished until forty years after Beethoven’s death, in 1867. There has been a great deal of speculation as to the identity of Elise, and a few plausible candidacies have been suggested by scholars. Despite many efforts to find the real dedicatee and inspiration for the work, origins of the real Elise remain a mystery.
The transcription in this version represents not only a change in instrumentation, but also an altered key center from original A Minor to G Minor. Key change was made to accommodate viola or violin better, and with the hopes that this masterpiece can now become part of a string player’s repertoire and development as they transition from early stages of instrumental studies to intermediate stage.
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