Grand Procession: Beethoven’s Turkish March (Rubinstein Piano Transcription)Product DetailsProduct Type:Sheet Music / Piano TranscriptionComposer (Original):Ludwig van BeethovenTranscriber:Anton RubinsteinBrand/Publisher:Editio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad(EMB)Title:Turkish March / Trk indulSource:Incidental music toThe Ruins of AthensISMN:9790080028681/ 979-0080028681Item Number:2868Genre:Classical Music / Solo Piano / TranscriptionSetting:Solo PianoContents:Turkish MarchLength:4 pagesOverviewThis is the sheet music forLudwig van Beethoven’s popular Turkish March, masterfully transcribed forsolo pianoby the Russian virtuosoAnton Rubinstein. This edition, published byEditio Musica Budapestin 1958, provides the most famous movement from Beethoven’s incidental music for the play,The Ruins of Athens.TheTurkish Marchis celebrated for its rhythmic vigor, martial character, and use of the “alla turca” style, featuring colorful musical effects that evoke Janissary bands. Rubinsteins transcription successfully adapts the orchestral energy and brilliant percussion effects to the solo keyboard, creating apopular and effective virtuoso showpiecesuitable for intermediate to advanced pianists. This edition is printed on separate sheets across 4 pages in the large format, allowing the piece to be playedwithout page-turnswhen placed on a wide piano music standa highly practical feature for performers.ttekints (Hungarian)EzLudwig van Beethoven npszer Trk induljnakkottja, amelyet a orosz virtuz,Anton Rubinsteinmesterien rt tszl zongorra. AzEditio Musica Budapestltal 1958-ban kiadott kiadvny BeethovenAthn romjaicm ksrzenjnek legismertebb ttelt tartalmazza.ATrk indulritmikai erejrl, katons jellegrl s a janicsrzenekarokat idz, sznes zenei effektusokat felvonultat alla turca stlus hasznlatrl hres. Rubinstein tirata sikeresen adaptlja a zenekari energit s a ragyog thangszer-effektusokat a szl billentyzetre, gy egynpszer s hatkony virtuz bemutat darabothoz ltre, amely alkalmas kzphalad s halad zongoristk szmra. Ez a kiads kln lapokon, 4 oldalon, nagymret formtumban kerlt nyomtatsra, ami lehetv teszi, hogy a mlapozs nlkljtszhat legyen, ha a zongora szles kottatartjra helyezzk ez egy rendkvl praktikus funkci az eladk szmra.Product FeaturesFormat:Paperback (Piano Score)Pages:4 pages (Printed on separate sheets for no page-turn convenience)Dimensions:Bach format (23 x 30.2 cm) Large format for performance.Weight:0.021 kgPublication Date:1958Language:Hungarian, English, German (Bilingual/Trilingual context for notes/titles)Practical Feature:Designed for seamless, page-turn-free performance.Interesting FactsHistorical Context:The incidental music forThe Ruins of Athens(which includes theTurkish March) was composed for the opening of the German Theatre in Pest (Budapest) on February 9, 1812. The play was written by August von Kotzebue for this grand occasion.Alla Turca Style:TheTurkish Marchis a prominent example ofalla turca(Turkish style) music, a popular European trend in the late 18th and early 19th centuries that used exaggerated percussion and simplified melodies to mimic the sound of Ottoman military bands.The Transcriber:Anton Rubinstein(18291894) was one of the greatest pianists of his generation, often compared to Liszt. His transcriptions are known for their spectacular virtuosity, ensuring the piano version fully captures the excitement of the original orchestral work.rdekessgek (Hungarian)Trtnelmi httr:AzAthn romjaiksrzenjt (amely tartalmazza aTrk indult) az akkor Vrsmarty tren ll pesti Nmet Sznhz 1812. februr 9-i megnyitjra