Eight Grand Studies, op. 44 — Friedrich August Kummer
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Eight Grand Studies, op. 44

For Cello with Accompaniment of a 2nd Cello (ad lib.)

Official edition of "Eight Grand Studies, op. 44" by Friedrich August Kummer, published by Artistic Score Engraving (ASE 0028), scored for 5 大提琴. Edition includes 7 parts, 192 pages.

Catalog No.
ASE 0028
Opus
op. 44
Instrumentation
5 大提琴
Instruments
Specifications
7 parts · 192 pages (Score & Parts)

Parts & Score Materials

Part NameInstrumentPages
(全)总谱FullScore50 pages
(全)总谱 原版FullScore48 pages
大提琴 1Cello22 pages
大提琴 1 (替代)Cello24 pages
大提琴 1 原版Cello24 pages
大提琴 2Cello12 pages
大提琴 2 原版Cello12 pages

Work & Edition Details

"Friedrich August Kummer (1797—1879) produced less pedagogical material compared to his two great predecessors, Dotzauer and Romberg, but what survived to this day is of the greatest quality. The Eight Grand Studies for Cello, with optional accompaniment of a second Cello, Op. 44, were composed when Kummer was a cellist at the Dresden Court Opera (1817—64). All of them use the thumb in some way, while two are specifically dedicated to the thumb position. No. 7, in C minor, uses the melody from Rossini’s aria “Dal tuo stellato soglio” from the opera Mosé in Egitto, showing how great an influence his work as an opera cellist had on him. This edition comes in two versions, Original & Collectors’ Edition. The Original version contains, for the first time since their composition, the Urtext score and parts, and is available for digital download right now and will be printed in Q1 2023. The Collectors’ Edition contains, in digital download, the Urtext score and parts, the score and parts of the revision by the legendary Milan Conservatory professor Giuseppe Magrini, and the cello part of the revision by the Paris Conservatory professor Jules Loeb (André Navarra’s teacher)."

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