Baroque Splendor: Giuseppe Tartini Concerto in E Major for Violin and PianoProduct Type:Sheet Music / Piano ScoreComposer:Giuseppe TartiniEditors:Zoltn Horusitzky & Tibor NeyBrand Name:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadMPN (Item Number):6128ISMN:9790080061282Genre:Classical / BaroqueStyle:Violin Concerto (Piano Reduction)Instruments:Violin and PianoOrigin:Made in HungaryOverviewDiscover the virtuosity of the Italian Baroque with Giuseppe TartinisConcerto in E Majorfor violin and orchestra, presented here in a professional piano reduction. Giuseppe Tartini, a contemporary of Vivaldi and a legendary master of the violin, is celebrated for his lyrical melodies and technical innovations. This 1973 edition fromEditio Musica Budapesthas been meticulously prepared by two giants of Hungarian music: composerZoltn Horusitzkyand violinistTibor Ney. It is an essential score for performers looking to master the elegant phrasing and intricate ornamentation characteristic of the 18th-century Italian school.ttekints (Hungarian)Fedezze fel az olasz barokk virtuozitst Giuseppe TartiniE-dr hegedversenyvel, amely ebben a kiadsban zongorakivonatos formban jelenik meg. Tartini, Vivaldi kortrsa s a hegedjtk legends mestere, hres lrai dallamairl s technikai jtsairl. AzEditio Musica Budapest1973-as kiadst a magyar zenei let kt kivlsga,Horusitzky Zoltnzeneszerz sNey Tiborhegedmvsz gondozta. Ez a kotta nlklzhetetlen minden olyan elad szmra, aki el kvnja sajttani a 18. szzadi olasz iskola elegns frazrozst s gazdag dsztsmdjt.Product FeaturesFormat:Paperback / K/4 (23.5 x 31 cm)Length:32 pagesSetting:Violin and Piano reductionPeriod:Baroque (18th Century)Weight:0.145 kg (approx.)Publication Date:May 1973Publisher:Editio Musica Budapest (EMB)Interesting FactsThe Composer:Giuseppe Tartini was the first known owner of a violin made by Antonio Stradivari. He is perhaps most famous for his “Devil’s Trill Sonata,” but his numerous concertos show a more structured, graceful side of the Baroque era.The Editors:This edition benefits from a unique collaboration.Tibor Ney(19061981) was a world-class violinist and concertmaster of the Hungarian State Concert Orchestra, whileZoltn Horusitzky(19031985) was a respected composer and educator, ensuring both technical violinistic accuracy and musical depth.The “Tartini Tone”:Tartini discovered “combination tones” (also known as the Tartini tone), a psychoacoustic phenomenon produced by playing two notes simultaneously, which he used to help tune his students.Style:The E Major concerto is noted for its bright tonality and high technical demands on the soloist, typical of the late Baroque transition toward the Classical style.rdekessgek (Hungarian)A zeneszerz:Giuseppe Tartini volt az egyik els ismert tulajdonosa egy Antonio Stradivari ltal ksztett hegednek. Legismertebb mve az rdgtrilla szonta, m versenymvei a barokk korszak strukturltabb, elegnsabb oldalt mutatjk be.A szerkesztk:Ez a kiads klnleges egyttmkds eredmnye.Ney Tibor(19061981) vilghr hegedmvsz s az llami Hangversenyzenekar koncertmestere volt, mgHorusitzky Zoltn(19031985) neves zeneszerz s pedaggus, ami garantlja a kotta szakmai hitelessgt.A Tartini-fle kombincis hang:Tartini fedezte fel az akusztikai jelensget, amely sorn kt egyszerre megszlaltatott hang egy harmadik, mlyebb hangot eredmnyez. Ezt a mdszert nvendkei tiszta intoncijnak ellenrzsre hasznlta.PublishersPublisher:Editio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad (EMB)Original Year of Publication:1973We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!#Tartini #ViolinConcerto #BaroqueMusic #ViolinSheetMusic #EditioMusicaBudapest #ViolinAndPiano