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Recent Researches in the Music of the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Walter RablComplete Instrumental Chamber Works
Edited by John F. and Virginia F. Strauss
| N 24 | ISBN 0-89579-332-6 | (1996) xiv+179 pp. | $70.00 |
| ISBN 978-0-89579-332-4 (13-digit) | |||
| N 24P | Parts | $25.00 |
Walter Rabl (1873-1940) wrote large-scale works that recall the vanishing golden age of Viennese romanticism. He began as a disciple of Johannes Brahms and moved gradually into the camp of Richard Wagner. The present edition includes his Quartet for piano, violin, clarinet (or viola), and violoncello, Opus 1, which won first prize in 1896 in a prestigious competition for young composers for which Brahms was a judge. This edition brings to light three works of a virtually forgotten composer who in his day was recognized for his excellence in composition not only by Brahms but by critics and audiences alike.
- Contents
- Quartet, Op. 1 for piano, violin, clarinet (or viola), and violoncello; Fantasiestucke, Op. 2 for piano, violin, and violoncello; Sonata, Op. 6 for piano and violin; Appendix 1: Viola Part for the Quartet, Op. 1; Appendix 2: Catalog of Walter Rabl's Published Works
- Parts
- vn.; cl.; vc.