Ouvertüre C-dur [op. 101] MWV P 2 — 门德尔松
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Ouvertüre C-dur [op. 101] MWV P 2

Trompeten-Ouvertüre

Official edition of "Ouvertüre C-dur [op. 101] MWV P 2" by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, published by Breitkopf & Härtel (9790004215203), scored for 交响乐队. Edition includes 24 parts, 219 pages.

Catalog No.
9790004215203
Opus
op. 101 MWV P 2
Instrumentation
交响乐队
Specifications
24 parts · 219 pages (Score & Parts)

Parts & Score Materials

Part NameInstrumentPages
Generic4 pages
Generic4 pages
(全)总谱FullScore96 pages
长笛 1Flute4 pages
长笛 2Flute4 pages
双簧管 1Oboe4 pages
双簧管 2Oboe4 pages
Clarinet in Bb 1Clarinet4 pages
Clarinet in Bb 2Clarinet4 pages
Clarinet in C 1Clarinet4 pages
Clarinet in C 2Clarinet4 pages
大管 1Bassoon4 pages
大管 2Bassoon4 pages
C调小号 1Trumpet4 pages
C调小号 2Trumpet4 pages
次中音长号Trombone4 pages
长号Trombone2 pages
低音长号Trombone2 pages
TimpaniPercussion3 pages
小提琴 1Violin12 pages
小提琴 2Violin12 pages
中提琴Viola12 pages
大提琴Cello12 pages
低音提琴DoubleBass8 pages

Work & Edition Details

Gewiss hatte Robert Schumann recht, als er bald nach Beethovens Tod konstatierte, dass dessen Konzeption von der Sinfonie als großem, universellem Bekenntniswerk von der nächsten Komponistengeneration kaum fortzuführen sei. Eine Lösung des Dilemmas sah er in der Schaffung freier Konzert-Ouvertüren, wie sie etwa Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy schrieb: Von dessen Ouvertüren wurden vier zu Lebzeiten gedruckt und weitere in Handschriften überliefert, gleichwohl aber häufig und mit Erfolg vom Komponisten aufgeführt. Zu letzterer Gruppe gehört die „Trompeten-Ouvertüre“, die 1825 begonnen und zwischen 1828 und 1833 dreimal zu prominenten Gelegenheiten in Berlin, Düsseldorf und London musiziert wurde.

Certainly Robert Schumann was right when he stated soon after Beethoven’s death that the latter’s conception of the symphony as a great, universal confessional work was hardly to be continued by the next generation of composers. He saw a solution to the dilemma in the creation of autonomous concert overtures, such as those written, for instance, by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Four of his overtures were printed during his lifetime, and others were extant in manuscript, though frequently and successfully performed by the composer. Belonging to the latter group is the “Trumpet Overture,” begun in 1825 and performed three times between 1828 und 1833 on prominent occasions in Berlin, Düsseldorf, and London.

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