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Official edition of "Overture in D major, D 590" by Franz Schubert, published by Breitkopf & Härtel (9790004208861), scored for 交响乐队. Edition includes 19 parts, 104 pages.
- Composer
- Franz Schubert
- Publisher
- Breitkopf & Härtel
- Catalog No.
- 9790004208861
- Opus
- D. 590
- Instrumentation
- 交响乐队
- Specifications
- 19 parts · 104 pages (Score & Parts)
- Purchase Orders
- cdiyao@gmail.com (Email to Purchase)
Parts & Score Materials
| Part Name | Instrument | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| （全）总谱 | FullScore | 28 pages |
| 长笛 1 | Flute | 4 pages |
| 长笛 2 | Flute | 2 pages |
| 双簧管 1 | Oboe | 4 pages |
| 双簧管 2 | Oboe | 2 pages |
| 单簧管 1 la | Clarinet | 4 pages |
| 单簧管 2 la | Clarinet | 2 pages |
| 大管 1 | Bassoon | 2 pages |
| 大管 2 | Bassoon | 2 pages |
| 圆号 1 re | Horn | 2 pages |
| 圆号 2 re | Horn | 2 pages |
| 小号 1 re | Trumpet | 2 pages |
| 小号 2 | Trumpet | 2 pages |
| Timpani | Percussion | 2 pages |
| 小提琴 1 | Violin | 12 pages |
| 小提琴 2 | Violin | 8 pages |
| 中提琴 | Viola | 8 pages |
| 大提琴 | Cello | 8 pages |
| 低音提琴 | DoubleBass | 8 pages |
Work & Edition Details
"Franz Schubert's Overture in D major, D 590 (“in the Italian Style”), was composed in November 1817. However, Breitkopf & Härtel did not publish the work until after Schubert’s death in 1886 as part of the Schubert Complete Edition. His teacher Antonio Salieri had introduced Schubert to the Italian style of composition. His first operas and overtures were written in the following years. By the time Schubert composed the Overture in D major, he had already written works in this style, such as the symphonies No. 4 in C minor (the ""Tragic"") and No. 5 in B flat major. Inspired by composers such as Rossini, the overture is characterized by brilliant lightness, lively, catchy melodies and vibrant rhythms. Schubert followed the form of the Italian opera overture: a slow introduction is followed by a lively allegro with virtuoso runs, dynamic contrasts and a brilliant coda in layers of sound. This lesser-known orchestral work by Schubert is also suitable for performances by smaller orchestras."
