Johannes Brahms
Hungarian Dance no. 4 WoO 1,4
Edition for Violin and Piano - Arrangement by Joseph Joachim
Johannes Brahms
Hungarian Dance no. 4 WoO 1,4
Edition for Violin and Piano - Arrangement by Joseph Joachim
- Instrumentation Violin and Piano
- Composer Johannes Brahms
- Editor Joseph Joachim
- Series Henle Horizons
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- Edition Sheet Music
- Publisher G. Henle Verlag
- Order no. HN8228
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Description:
What one has so long and so boisterously merely played, is awkward to write down. With this charming self-irony, Johannes Brahms described the lively origins of his Hungarian Dances, whose rousing rhythms and fiery melodies continue to captivate to this day. Brahms’s friend, the violinist Joseph Joachim, made a congenial arrangement for violin and piano which combines consummate virtuosity with the magic of chamber music. The Hungarian Dance no. 4 fascinates with the contrast between the elegiac melody of its main theme and the folkloristic-inspired virtuoso interludes. Joachim transferred both to his instrument in true "devil violinist" style. This dance, internationally acclaimed as a concert piece in its own right, is now available as a single edition.