Rachmaninov, Sergey Vasilyevich: Romance / EMB Music ScoreUPC: 9790080007754Product DetailsComposer: Sergey Vasilyevich RachmaninovTranscribed by: Orszgh TivadarFormat: Paperback, Sheet MusicSetting: Violin and PianoPublisher: Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadPublication Date: 1952Period: 20th CenturyLanguage: English, HungarianPages: 8Dimensions: 23 x 30.2 cmItem Number: 775ISMN: 9790080007754 / 979-0080007754Product FeaturesTranscription of Rachmaninov’s “Romance” for violin and piano by Orszgh TivadarPublished by Editio Musica Budapest in 1952Compact and practical format, ideal for performance and studyReflects the romantic and expressive qualities of Rachmaninov’s musicPart of the renowned Editio Musica Budapest catalog, ensuring high-quality notation and productionOverviewSergey Vasilyevich Rachmaninov, one of the most influential composers of the 20th century, is celebrated for his deeply emotive and technically demanding compositions. “Romance,” transcribed for violin and piano by Orszgh Tivadar, is a beautiful example of Rachmaninov’s lyrical and expressive style. This piece, published in 1952 by Editio Musica Budapest, captures the essence of Rachmaninov’s romanticism and offers violinists and pianists an opportunity to explore his musical language in a chamber music setting.This sheet music edition, with its clear and precise notation, is ideal for both students and professional musicians. The transcription remains faithful to the original, ensuring that the expressive depth and technical challenges of Rachmaninov’s music are preserved.Interesting FactsRachmaninov is known for his piano concertos and symphonies, but his smaller chamber works also hold significant artistic value.This transcription by Orszgh Tivadar allows violinists to engage with Rachmaninov’s rich harmonic language and expressive melodies.The piece exemplifies the romanticism that pervades much of Rachmaninov’s work, characterized by lush harmonies and poignant melodies.Editio Musica Budapest is renowned for its high-quality music editions, making this a valuable addition to any musician’s library.Key CreditsComposer: Sergey Vasilyevich RachmaninovTranscriber: Orszgh TivadarPublisher: Editio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad