"String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts" Sheet Music by Paul Dessau

String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts
String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts String Quartet No. 2 - Score and Parts

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Scored For: String Quartet
Composers: Paul Dessau
Pages: 114
This product does NOT support transposition or digital playback
SKU: 476814
Publisher: Schott Music
Grade Level: Difficult What's this?
Series: Edition Schott
Publisher ID: Q5969

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Although Paul Dessau’s Second String Quartet is very closely related to twelve-note music, it cannot be said to owe its inspiration to the serial method in the strictest sense. René Leibowitz had introduced the composer to the fascinating world of Schoenberg’s twelve-note music during his first period of exile in Paris. With this String Quartet Dessau then worked out his own way of playing with the aesthetics of modern composition. Dessau works dodecaphonic constructions into the two lengthy movements - Andante con tenerezza and Adagio - without imposing them in dogmatic fashion. Disciplined thematic work is developed in a densely polyphonic setting to create a tightly structured landscape of laconic sententiousness.

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