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NachtstÃcke, Op. 23. Night Pieces. Robert Schumann. Harpsichord sheet music. Piano Solo sheet music. Advanced.

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NachtstÃcke, Op. 23. Nag Stukke. Robert Schumann. Klavesimbel bladmusiek. Piano Solo bladmusiek. Gevorderde.

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NachtstÃcke, Op. 23. Night Pieces. Revised Edition. Composed by Robert Schumann. Edited by Ernst Herttrich. For Piano. Piano. Harpsichord. , 2-hands. Henle Music Folios. Pages. 23. SMP Level 10. Advanced. Softcover. 24 pages. G. Henle #HN104. Published by G. Henle. HL.51480104. Gloomy premonitions plagued Schumann whilst he was working on his latest composition in 1839. The news that his brother Eduard was dying had deeply shaken him. “Writing a 'Corpse Fantasy' since Monday,” he wrote in his diary on 31 March. While he was preparing the composition for publication three-quarters of a year later, he chose the title “Night Pieces” with reference to E.T.A. Hoffmann. However, Schumann probably did not want the work to be perceived as being so nocturnal and dark, because he associated with it the desire that it should “pleasantly remind” one of his brothers, who had in the meantime died. We are now publishing it in a newly revised version by Ernst Herttrich reflecting the latest in scholarly research. Very advanced level, very difficult note reading, frequent time signature changes, virtuosic level technical facility needed.

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NachtstÃcke, Op. 23. Nag Stukke. Hersiene uitgawe. Saamgestel deur Robert Schumann. Geredigeer deur Ernst Herttrich. Vir klavier. Plan. Klavesimbel. , 2-hande. Henle Musiek bladsye. Bladsye. 23. SMP Vlak 10. Gevorderde. Softcover. 24 bladsye. G. Henle #HN104. Gepubliseer deur G. Henle. HL.51480104. Gloomy premonitions plagued Schumann whilst he was working on his latest composition in 1839. The news that his brother Eduard was dying had deeply shaken him. “Writing a 'Corpse Fantasy' since Monday,” he wrote in his diary on 31 March. While he was preparing the composition for publication three-quarters of a year later, he chose the title “Night Pieces” with reference to E.T.A. Hoffmann. However, Schumann probably did not want the work to be perceived as being so nocturnal and dark, because he associated with it the desire that it should “pleasantly remind” one of his brothers, who had in the meantime died. We are now publishing it in a newly revised version by Ernst Herttrich reflecting the latest in scholarly research. Baie gevorderde vlak, baie moeilik nota lees, gereelde tyd handtekening veranderinge, virtuose vlak tegniese fasiliteit nodig.