Description
Classical Showcase: Albrechtsberger Concerto per Trombone Alto ed Archi (Piano Score)
Product Details
- Product Type: Sheet Music / Piano Reduction (Score and Solo Part)
- Title: Concerto per trombone alto ed archi (Concerto for Alto Trombone and Strings)
- Hungarian Title: Concerto per trombone alto ed archi zongorakivonat
- Composer: Johann Georg Albrechtsberger (1736–1809)
- Editor: Darvas Gábor
- Piano Reduction by: Vécsey Jenő
- ISMN: 9790080051436 (979-0-080-05143-6)
- Item Number: 5143
- Publisher: Editio Musica Budapest Zeneműkiadó
- Series: Musica Rinata (Renaissance Music)
- Genre: Concerto, Classical Era, Solo Trombone
- Setting: Alto Trombone and Piano
- Period: Classic
- Format: Paperback, A/4 size
- Length: 40 pages
- Published: October 1968
Overview
Discover a significant piece of the Classical Era trombone repertoire with Johann Georg Albrechtsberger's Concerto per trombone alto ed archi. This edition, published by Editio Musica Budapest (EMB) in the specialized Musica Rinata series, presents the work as a practical piano score (reduction of the original string orchestra accompaniment) for rehearsal and performance. The edition was prepared by Darvas Gábor, with the piano reduction expertly crafted by Vécsey Jenő.
Composed in 1769, this concerto is an invaluable resource for trombonists, showcasing the alto trombone—an instrument crucial to 18th-century Austrian music. It offers clean, clear counterpoint and expressive solo passages characteristic of the pre-Mozartian Viennese style. This edition is essential for students and professionals seeking core repertoire from the time when the trombone was emerging as a solo instrument.
Product Features
- Essential Repertoire: One of the few authentic concerti written for the alto trombone during the Classical period.
- Practical Edition: Contains the solo alto trombone part and the piano reduction of the original string orchestra accompaniment, making it ideal for practice and recitals.
- Scholarly Provenance: Edited by Darvas Gábor, ensuring an accurate and reliable score.
- Historical Context: The work originated from the prestigious Esterházy Archives, highlighting its importance and authentic lineage.
- Clarity and Size: Printed in the standard A/4 format, ensuring high legibility for both the soloist and the accompanist.
Interesting Facts
- The Composer's Stature: Johann Georg Albrechtsberger (1736–1809) was not only a prolific composer but was also the renowned composition teacher of Ludwig van Beethoven in Vienna. His focus on strict counterpoint and form is evident even in his lighter concert works.
- The Manuscript's Home: The original 1769 manuscript is preserved in the National Széchényi Library in Budapest, forming part of the historical Esterházy Archives. This connection underscores the strong musical ties between Vienna and Hungary in the Classical period.
- The Alto Trombone: The concerto is explicitly scored for the alto trombone, pitched higher than the modern tenor or bass trombone. This instrument choice reflects the specific timbre and agility required for Classical-era solo writing, making this concerto a staple for understanding the instrument's historical role.
- Musica Rinata Series: EMB's Musica Rinata (meaning "Reborn Music") series is dedicated to reviving and publishing rare, historically significant works, bringing important but forgotten repertoire to modern performers.
Publishers
Editio Musica Budapest (EMB) Editio Musica Budapest is a leading publisher of classical and educational music, celebrated globally for its meticulous historical research and editorial quality. Through the Musica Rinata series, EMB provides authoritative editions like this one, ensuring the preservation and accessibility of rare, high-quality repertoire for trombonists and musicologists worldwide.
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Hungarian Translation (Magyar Fordítás)
Áttekintés
Fedezze fel a klasszikus kori harsonarepertoár egy jelentős darabját Johann Georg Albrechtsberger Concerto per trombone alto ed archi című művével. Ez a kiadás, amelyet az Editio Musica Budapest (EMB) adott ki a speciális Musica Rinata sorozatban, gyakorlati zongorakivonatként (az eredeti vonószenekari kíséret redukciójaként) szolgál próbákhoz és előadásokhoz.
Az 1769-ben komponált concerto felbecsülhetetlen értékű forrás a harsonások számára, bemutatva az alt harsonát – a 18. századi osztrák zene egyik kulcsfontosságú hangszerét. Tiszta, világos kontrapunktot és kifejező szóló részeket kínál, amelyek a Mozart előtti bécsi stílusra jellemzőek.
Érdekességek
- A zeneszerző nagysága: Johann Georg Albrechtsberger (1736–1809) nemcsak termékeny zeneszerző volt, hanem Ludwig van Beethoven híres zeneszerzés tanára is Bécsben.
- A kézirat őrzőhelye: Az 1769-es eredeti kéziratot a budapesti Országos Széchényi Könyvtár Zenetörténeti Gyűjteménye őrzi, az egykori Esterházy-féle zenei archívum részeként.
- Az alt harsona: A concerto kifejezetten alt harsonára íródott, amely hangolásban magasabb, mint a modern tenor vagy basszus harsona. Ez a hangszer kiválasztása tükrözi a klasszikus kor szólóműveihez szükséges speciális hangszínt és agilitást.
Hashtagek (Hungarian)
#AltHarsonaConcerto #Albrechtsberger #KlasszikusHarsona #Zongorakivonat #MusicaRinata #Harsonarepertoár #EditioMusicaBudapest #BeethovenTanára #Esterházy



