Debussy, Claude – Deux Arabesques (around1890) und Danse bohémienne (1880)
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Debussy, Claude
Deux Arabesques (around 1890)
Danse bohémienne (1880)
for 2 violins, viola and violoncello
After the original piano version arranged for string quartet by Claus-D. Ludwig
Claude Debussy (1862-1918) composed the Deux Arabesques for piano around the year 1890. They can be counted among his best-known and most popular works and have become indispensable for piano students. Numerous arrangements of these Arabesques have already been compiled for a variety of instrumental ensembles and orchestra scorings.
The piano piece Danse bohémienne dating from 1880 is Debussy’s very first published work, but never achieved a similar level of recognition as the two Arabesques.
Both Arabesque I and Danse bohémienne have been transposed for the current arrangement from string quartet for technical reasons.
2Vl, Va, Vc
score & 4 parts / 38 pages
| Composer:: | Debussy, Claude |
|---|---|
| Instrumentations:: | Quartetette für Streicher, Quartette |
| Issue type:: | New edition |