Cello Concerto in A minor, Op. 129, arranged for cello and string nonet
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SKU: A0.992881
Composed by Robert Schumann. Arranged by Patricio Gutiérrez. Romantic Period. Score and parts. 174 pages. Patricio Gutiérrez #3590225. Published by Patricio Gutiérrez (A0.992881).ISMN 979-0-58059-000-8
This arrangement was inspired by Schumann's original idea of arranging the orchestral score for cello and string quartet. The present work is intended to help cello students and professional cellists find a smaller ensemble set up when performing this concerto. The main feature of this arrangement is the Tutti sound that a string ensemble can provide, allowing a more effective concertato experience. The use of 9 instruments in the ensemble allows to incorporate all the most prominent woodwind and brass material, giving to the arrangement a very faithful version without compromising texture.
Public performances and recordings are encouraged.
Please, notify any performance or video links to pagutierrez@smu.edu
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