Music for Egon Schiele — Rachel Grimes
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Music for Egon Schiele

A Suite for Violin, Cello, and Piano

Official edition of "Music for Egon Schiele" by Rachel Grimes, published by Escobar.Digital (ED-W254), scored for 钢琴三重奏. Edition includes 4 parts, 185 pages.

Catalog No.
ED-W254
Instrumentation
钢琴三重奏
Instruments
Specifications
4 parts · 185 pages (Score & Parts)

Parts & Score Materials

Part NameInstrumentPages
(全)总谱FullScore75 pages
钢琴Piano52 pages
小提琴Violin31 pages
大提琴Cello27 pages

Work & Edition Details

A 12-song suite for violin, cello, and piano - adapted from the original version for viola, cello, and piano.

The Austrian painter Egon Schiele (1890-1918) is best known for his assertive, character-driven depictions of the human form. During his brief life he produced over 600 works, ranging from delicate pencil drawings to bold-stroke oil portraiture and landscapes. A student of Gustav Klimt, he and Oskar Kokoschka epitomized the Austrian Expressionist movement.

The suite Music for Egon Schiele was written to accompany a dance and theater production by Stephan Mazurek. The show, entitled Egon Schiele, was presented in May 1995 by the Itinerant Theater Guild at the University of Illinois, Chicago. The twelve pieces abstractly depict the chronological phases of Schiele’s personal and artistic life - one of struggle and discovery, inspired by love, loss, and the desperate need for expression. Chicago label Quarterstick/Touch & Go Records released the album in February 1996, the second record by the indie-chamber collective Rachel’s.

Listen to the original viola, cello, and piano recording here: https://rachels.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-egon-schiele

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