Franz Schubert
Ave Maria Op. 52 No. 6 (D 839) per Violino e Viola
- Trascrizione: Christoph Emmanuel Langheim
- Editore: Ut Orpheus
- Codice: HS 180
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The original Schubert’s song with the commonly accepted name Ave Maria (Hail Mary; because of the opening words and refrain in the original) originates from a setting of seven songs, composed 1825, based on Walter Scott’s poem 'The Lady of the Lake' in the German translation by Adam Storck. In the poem, the “Lady” of “the Lake” has gone with her father to hide in a nearby cave to avoid drawing the vengeance of the King on their host, the Alpine clan chieftain Roderick Dhu, who has been affording them shelter since the King exiled them. She sings a prayer addressed to the Virgin Mary, calling upon her for help. Ellen is overheard by Roderick Dhu who is higher on the mountain raising the clan for war.
Within the cycle this song is number six. The original is composed in B flat major for female voice accompanied by pianoforte and consists of three verses.
Within the cycle this song is number six. The original is composed in B flat major for female voice accompanied by pianoforte and consists of three verses.
Autore: Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
Trascrizione: Christoph Emmanuel Langheim
Data pubblicazione: 5/10/2010
Tipologia: Partitura e Parti
Pagine: pp. 8 + parti pp. 8
Formato: 230x310 mm
Rilegatura: Punto metallico
ISMN: 979-0-2153-1872-4
Codice: HS 180
Stringendo Magazine (October 2019)
Originally composed in B flat major, this is a straight forward transcription by Christoph Emmanuel Langheim in D major. The viola part is written in a continuous pizzicato accompaniment supporting the beautiful melody on the violin. (Mary Nemet)
Originally composed in B flat major, this is a straight forward transcription by Christoph Emmanuel Langheim in D major. The viola part is written in a continuous pizzicato accompaniment supporting the beautiful melody on the violin. (Mary Nemet)