Georg Goltermann
Etude-Caprice op. 54, No. 4
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Georg Goltermann
Etude-Caprice op. 54, No. 4
- Instrumentation Cello and Piano
- Edition Piano Score and Part(s)
- Composer Georg Goltermann
- Publisher International Music Company (IMC)
- Order no. IMC3091
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Experience a thrilling showcase of virtuosic elegance and expressive depth with the 'Etude-Caprice op. 54, No. 4'. Scored for cello and piano, this captivating piece seamlessly blends sophisticated technical brilliance with passionate, lyrical melodies—making it an outstanding choice for recitals, auditions, and concert performances.
Published by the renowned International Music Company (IMC), this high-quality edition is distinguished by its meticulous editorial standards and clear, legible engraving. It includes the full piano score alongside the separate cello part, thoughtfully laid out for practical rehearsals and performance.
Ideal for ambitious cellists, advanced study, or a dazzling stage appearance, this Etude-Caprice will captivate any audience while showcasing the cello in all its tonal splendor.
Published by the renowned International Music Company (IMC), this high-quality edition is distinguished by its meticulous editorial standards and clear, legible engraving. It includes the full piano score alongside the separate cello part, thoughtfully laid out for practical rehearsals and performance.
Ideal for ambitious cellists, advanced study, or a dazzling stage appearance, this Etude-Caprice will captivate any audience while showcasing the cello in all its tonal splendor.
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