"String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts" Sheet Music by Ignaz Joseph Pleyel

String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts
String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts String Quintet G minor - Score and Parts

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Scored For: 2 Violins, 2 Violas And Cello
Composers: Ignaz Joseph Pleyel
Pages: 77
This product does NOT support transposition or digital playback
SKU: 477354
Publisher: Schott Music
Grade Level: Intermediate What's this?
Series: Edition Schott
Publisher ID: Q6558

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The Quintet in G minor belongs to the first group of three quintets written by Ignaz Pleyel in 1785 and published for the first time in 1786. Of all his quintets, it was the most frequently published one and was available in various editions even during Pleyel's lifetime. The modern character of this piece shows in the 'new kind' of compositional technique and elaboration of the themes, as presented by Joseph Haydn for the first time in 1781 in his String Quartets Op. 33. As with Haydn, the modern compositional style shows in the thematic work of the development which is mainly derived from the main theme. Particularly impressive is the elaboration of the theme by imitation, sequencing, shortening, rhythmic and tonal changes as well as by inversion.

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