Grand Scale Romanticism: Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 2 Pocket Score, Op. 83Product DetailsProduct Type:Music Score / Pocket Score / Study ScoreISMN:9790080400838 / 979-0080400838Item Number (MPN):40083Brand/Publisher:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadComposer:Johannes BrahmsEditor:Gbor DarvasInstrumentation:Piano Concerto (Full Orchestra Score)Opus:Op. 83 (B-flat major)Series:EMB Study Scores (pocket scores)Period/Genre:Romantic / ConcertoBinding:PaperbackMade in:HungaryYear of Publication:1990Pages:144 pagesFormat:A/5 (14.2 x 20 cm)OverviewThis is the compactpocket score(kispartitra) ofJohannes Brahms’smonumentalPiano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat major, Op. 83, as edited byGbor Darvas. Published in 1990 by Editio Musica Budapest, this score offers students, conductors, and avid concert-goers an affordable and convenient format for studying one of the longest and most ambitious works in the piano concerto repertoire. Composed between 1878 and 1881, the concerto is noted for itssymphonic scaleand its unusualfour-movement structure, representing a pinnacle oflate Romantic concerto writing.ttekints (Hungarian)EzJohannes Brahmsmonumentlis2. B-dr zongoraversenynek (Op. 83)kompaktkispartitrja,Darvas Gborszerkesztsben. Az Editio Musica Budapest ltal 1990-ben kiadott kotta megfizethet s knyelmes formtumot knl a dikoknak, karmestereknek s lelkes koncertltogatknak a zongoraverseny-irodalom egyik leghosszabb s legambicizusabb mvnek tanulmnyozshoz. Az 1878 s 1881 kztt komponlt versenym aszimfonikus mreteirls szokatlanngytteles szerkezetrlismert, ami aks romantikus versenymrscscst jelenti.Product FeaturesFormat:A/5 (Pocket Score) Ideal size for easy handling and reference during listening or study.Length:144 pages, providing thecomplete orchestral score.Series:Part of the authoritativeEMB Study Scoresseries.Content:Complete score of thefour-movement concerto, a departure from the traditional three-movement concerto form.Interesting FactsBrahms completed the initial sketches for the B-flat major Piano Concerto in the spring of 1878, but its detailed elaboration took three more years. A fascinating piece of history is that the work received itsworld premiere in BudapestonNovember 9th, 1881, performed by the Philharmonic Society. Brahms himself took the stage as the piano soloist, with Sndor Erkel conducting the orchestra.The concerto is often playfully nicknamed the “Brahms Symphony No. 3” due to its scale and symphonic quality, particularly the inclusion of the fiery second movement (a scherzo), which serves as the additional fourth movement. The editor,Gbor Darvas, was a significant Hungarian composer and musicologist known for his precise and scholarly work on historical scores, ensuring the reliability of thisstudy edition.rdekessgek (Hungarian)Brahms mr 1878 tavaszn elksztette a B-dr zongoraverseny els vzlatait, de rszletes kidolgozsa mg hrom vig tartott. rdekes trtnelmi tny, hogy a mvilgpremierje Budapestenvolt, a Filharmniai Trsasg hangversenyn,1881. november 9-n. A zongoraszlamot maga a szerz jtszotta, a zenekart Erkel Sndor veznyelte.A versenymvet szimfonikus mrete s minsge, klnsen a heves msodik ttel (scherzo) beiktatsa miatt gyakran trfsan Brahms 3. szimfnijnak is nevezik.Darvas Gborszerkeszt jelents magyar zeneszerz s zenetuds volt, aki a trtnelmi kottk tern vgzett precz s tudomnyos munkjrl ismert, ami garantlja ennek atanulmnyi kiadsnaka megbzhatsgt.PublishersEditio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadEditio Musica Budapest (EMB) holds a strong international reputation for publishing reliable and scholarly study scores. Their EMB Study Scores series provides students and professionals with essential tools for analy