Klavierstucke Op. 7 & Op. 72 - Felix Mendelssohn

edited by Holger M.Stuwe

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Mendelssohn Klavierstucke Op. 7 & Op. 72 (edited by Holger M.Stuwe) Mendelssohn Klavierstucke Op. 7 & Op. 72 (edited by Holger M.Stuwe)
Mendelssohn Klavierstucke Op. 7 & Op. 72 (edited by Holger M.Stuwe)

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The Charakterstücke op. 7 and Kinderstücke op. 72 are Mendelssohn's most popular piano albums besides his Lieder ohne Worte and the Variations sérieuses op. 54. Robert Schumann described the character pieces as an "interesting contribution to the development of the masterful youth. The compositions mostly dating from 1827, are essentially the result of his lessons with Carl Friedrich Zelter in Berlin. The teacher encouraged his pupil to immerse himself in the strict style of old music, in particular Johann Sebastian Bach, but at the same time, as he himself said, confidently allowed Mendelssohn to dream of dragons and goblins.

In the 19th century, learning the piano was regarded as a highly desirable accomplishment. The demand for piano lessons for children led rapidly to the development of a repertoire suitable for this age-group. Albums for children were particularly popular around the mid-19th century and were popular presents for children's birthdays, Christmas and other occasions.

Mendelssohn's Kinderstücke op. 72 were published in London in 1847, the year of his death, under the title Christmas Present for His Young Friends.

The edition contains both piano cycles in the versions published in the first edition, and an extensive appendix also includes variants and early versions which survive in different autograph manuscripts.

Content

  • Vorwort / Preface
  • Sieben Charakterstücke Opus 7 (Fassung des
  • Erstdrucks / Version from
  • the First Edition):
  • Sanft und mit Empfindung
  • Mit heftiger Bewegung
  • Kräftig und feurig
  • Schnell und beweglich
  • Ernst und mit steigender Lebhaftigkeit
  • Sehnsüchtig
  • Leicht und luftig
  • Sechs Kinderstücke Opus 72 (Fassung des Erstdrucks
  • / Version from the
  • First Edition):
  • Allegro non troppo
  • Andante sostenuto
  • Allegretto
  • Andante con moto
  • Allegro assai
  • Vivace
  • Anhang / Appendix:
  • I. Autographe Fassungen der Charakterstücke Opus 7
  • Nr. 1, 2 und 4 /
  • Autograph Versions of the Charakterstücke Opus 7
  • nos. 1, 2 and 4:
  • Andante
  • Allegro vivace
  • Con moto
  • II. Stücke aus den Notenalben für Eduard und Lilli
  • Benecke (1842) /
  • Pieces from the Albums for Eduard and Lilli
  • Benecke (1842):
  • 1. Aus dem Notenalbum für Eduard Benecke / From
  • the Album for Eduard
  • Benecke:
  • Allegretto (op. 72 Nr. 3, Frühfassung / Early
  • Version)
  • Andante
  • Allegro assai (op. 72 Nr. 5, Frühfassung / Early
  • Version)
  • Sostenuto [Erstausgabe / First Edition]
  • 2. Aus dem Notenalbum für Lilli Benecke / From the
  • Album for Lilli
  • Benecke:
  • Allegretto (op. 72 Nr. 6, Frühfassung / Early
  • Version)
  • Andante con moto (op. 72 Nr. 4, Frühfassung /
  • Early Version)
  • Andante sostenuto (op. 72 Nr. 2, Frühfassung /
  • Early Version)
  • Con moto (op. 72 Nr. 1, Frühfassung / Early
  • Version)
  • Critical Commentary

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9790006535798

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191557

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