Concerto Paraphrase on Motifs from Franz Schubert's Opera Die Verschworenen op. 18
über Motive aus Franz Schuberts Oper 'Die Verschworenen'
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Franz Doppler
Concerto Paraphrase on Motifs from Franz Schubert's Opera Die Verschworenen op. 18
über Motive aus Franz Schuberts Oper 'Die Verschworenen'

Franz Doppler
Concerto Paraphrase on Motifs from Franz Schubert's Opera Die Verschworenen op. 18

über Motive aus Franz Schuberts Oper 'Die Verschworenen'

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Description:

  • Language: German English French
  • Pages: 40
  • Release: 01.11.2000
  • Dimensions: 230 x 305 mm
  • Weight: 189 g
  • Opus: 18
  • Genre: Classical Music
  • Accompaniment: Piano
  • ISMN: 9790010338705
In his lifetime, A. F. Doppler (1821 - 1883) was a famous composer and solo player. The performances in which he played duets with his brother Karl, also a flutist, made them famous all over Europe. Quite contrary to the arrangement custom of the time, the paraphrase presented here is based on a comparatively unknown piece: Franz Schubert's opera The Conspirators (also called Marital Row) had only been performed once during his lifetime in private, having only a piano for accompaniment. It must have been the clear-cut melodies which inspired Doppler to this work. Due to its virtuosity, it is suited for rather advanced flute duets.