Variations for Piano and Cello (complete) by Ludwig van Beethoven
Edited by Joachim Stutschwsky. Published by C.F. Peters
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) was the most influential and admired composer of the Romantic Era, and is considered today to be among the greatest composers of classical music to ever live. His music is known variously for its compositional rigor, sublime beauty, organic development, gripping urgency, and life-affirming, universal humanism. He left a significant mark on almost every classical genre he worked in, from string quartets to symphonies.
Beethoven made significant contributions to the Romantic cello repertory. He is most known for his cello sonatas, but he also composed several lighter, more carefree sets of variations on opera themes, possibly for King Friedrich Wilhelm II of Prussia. This collection from C.F. Peters contains all three sets of variations, ranging from intermediate to advanced difficulty. Edited by Joachim Stutschewsky. Grade 4-5.
CONTENTS:
- 12 Variations on ''See the conqu'ring hero comes'' from Judas Maccabeus by Handel, WoO 45
- 12 Variations on ''Ein Madchen oder Weibchen'' from The Magic Flute by Mozart, Op.66
- 7 Variations on ''Bei Männern, welche Liebe fühlen'' from The Magic Flute by Mozart, WoO 46
