Elgar: Symphony No.1, "Adagio" for string quartet
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SKU: A0.809031
Composed by Edward Elgar. Arranged by Kim Diehnelt. 20th Century. 37 pages. Kim Diehnelt #132961. Published by Kim Diehnelt (A0.809031)."The moving and exquisite slow movement from Elgar’s First Symphony offers beauty touched with pathos. The intricate writing creates intensities of color and personal reflection." Edited for modern acoustics and performance styles. Duration: 11 minutes 2015 This string quartet version strives to bring out the full color and texture of the original full-orchestra version. For advanced players as the work makes full use of each instrument, double stops, and extended ranges. The parts includes performance instructions pertaining to vibrato, bow placement etc. to help achieve the sound and characters of non-string instruments. Kim Diehnelt hopes is to introduce more players and listeners to the beautiful music of Elgar, especially the symphonies. More on Elgar’s work at www.KimDiehnelt.com
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