String Quartet in E-flat major — 范妮·门德尔松
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String Quartet in E-flat major

Official edition of "String Quartet in E-flat major" by Fanny Hensel, published by Furore Verlag (fue1210), scored for 弦乐四重奏弦. Edition includes 5 parts, 92 pages.

Composer
Fanny Hensel
Publisher
Furore Verlag
Catalog No.
fue1210
Instrumentation
弦乐四重奏弦
Instruments
Specifications
5 parts · 92 pages (Score & Parts)

Parts & Score Materials

Part NameInstrumentPages
(全)总谱FullScore42 pages
小提琴 1Violin13 pages
小提琴 2Violin13 pages
中提琴Viola11 pages
大提琴Cello13 pages

Work & Edition Details

Hensels String Quartet in E flat major (1834) is a somewhat unconventional work. The opening movement eschews sonata form. Instead two main themes are developed in a fantasia in which nonthematic material is interwoven with the two themes. It is a movement of great forward drive, and that drive is continued in the second movement scherzo inspired by Paganini’s Bell Rondo from his Violin Concerto No. 2, which Mendelssohn-Hensel heard in 1829. The third movement is perhaps the most remarkable, dominated by repeated tones and falling motifs. The feeling of resignation is palpable. The quartet concludes with an energetic finale, which regains the drive of the opening movements. With its inventiveness and lyrical grace, Hensel’s quartet is the equal of any of her brother’s, which is to say that it stands with the best of its time.

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