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STRINGS – VIOLONCELLO<br />
1-2 Violoncellos and Keyboard<br />
Instrument – Composers<br />
74<br />
Franck, César<br />
(1822–1890)<br />
Sonata in A maj, Mélancolie<br />
Version for piano and<br />
violoncello<br />
Urtext / Ed. D. Woodfull-Harris<br />
With an Introduction by<br />
G. Schütz<br />
☞ BA 10917 Score with part<br />
Franck’s Sonata is one of the<br />
most treasured works in the<br />
violin repertoire. This version<br />
by the cellist Jules Delsart for<br />
piano and violoncello is the<br />
only arrangement of the work<br />
authorized by the composer<br />
and its first edition represents<br />
the main source for Bärenreiter’s<br />
scholarly-critical publication.<br />
Bärenreiter’s edition also<br />
includes a separate movement,<br />
“Mélancolie”, first published<br />
after Franck’s death in 1911.<br />
Gabrielli, Domenico<br />
(1659–1690)<br />
The Complete Works<br />
for Violoncello Solo and<br />
for Violoncello and<br />
Basso continuo<br />
Urtext / Ed. B. Hoffmann<br />
☞ BA 10920 Score with parts<br />
Hummel, Johann Nepomuk<br />
(1778–1837)<br />
Sonata for Pianoforte and<br />
Violoncello op. 104<br />
Urtext / Ed. M. Kroll<br />
☞ BA 10904 Score with part<br />
This edition, edited by Mark<br />
Kroll, is the first scholarlycritical<br />
publication of this<br />
sonata. It is based on the<br />
first edition of 1826 and the<br />
autograph manuscript.<br />
A comparison of the sources<br />
brought to light a number of<br />
details overlooked in the first<br />
edition.<br />
Janáček, Leoš<br />
(1854–1928)<br />
Works for Violoncello and<br />
Piano<br />
Urtext / Eds. J. Fukač, B. Havlík<br />
☞ BA 9509 Score with part<br />
• Includes an early version of<br />
“A Tale” in the supplement<br />
Lalo, Édouard<br />
(1823–1892)<br />
Concerto in D min<br />
for Violoncello and Orchestra<br />
“Best Edition 2007”<br />
Urtext / Ed. H. Macdonald<br />
Piano reduction by the<br />
composer<br />
☞ BA 6999-90°<br />
• First ever critical edition<br />
• First ever Critical<br />
Commentary (Eng),<br />
integrated in the score<br />
Martinů, Bohuslav<br />
(1890–1959)<br />
Variations on a Slovakian<br />
Theme<br />
for violoncello and piano (1959)<br />
☞ BA 3969 Score with part<br />
NEW 2018<br />
Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Felix<br />
(1809–1847)<br />
Song without Words<br />
for Violoncello and Pianoforte<br />
op. 109<br />
Urtext / Ed. R. L. Todd<br />
☞ BA 10934 Score with part<br />
This standard work of the<br />
cello literature has been<br />
extracted from volume II<br />
of the “Complete Works for<br />
Violoncello and Pianoforte”<br />
(BA 9096 and BA 9097<br />
page 75) which was<br />
published in 2016. Mendelssohn<br />
scholar R. Larry Todd edited<br />
the scholarly-critical edition<br />
of “Song without Words”.<br />
This work is not based on<br />
the surviving autograph<br />
manuscript, which could not<br />
have been the basis for the<br />
posthumous first edition,<br />
but rather on the only<br />
plausible source: the German<br />
first edition itself. This was<br />
published in 1868 as op. 109<br />
and is unquestionably based<br />
on an untraceable complete<br />
final manuscript, perhaps<br />
once previously owned by the<br />
dedicatee, French cellist Lisa<br />
Barbier Cristiani.<br />
The publication is free<br />
from editorial amendments<br />
and modern performance<br />
instructions and provides an<br />
excellent basis for musical<br />
interpretation.<br />
• Informative Foreword<br />
(Eng/Ger) and Critical<br />
Commentary (Eng)<br />
• Score and parts in an<br />
elegant layout
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