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Marcello - Concerto D Minor For Oboe with Piano Accompaniment Book /Piano Urtext

Marcello - Concerto D Minor For Oboe with Piano Accompaniment Book /Piano Urtext

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Edition Peters

Benedetto Marcello - Concerto D Minor For Oboe with Piano Accompaniment  📚

Urtext Edition

"Edition Peters: Benedetto Marcello - Concerto D Minor For Oboe with Piano Accompaniment" is a carefully crafted Urtext edition, perfect for oboe players looking to explore a classic and challenging piece of Baroque repertoire. This edition offers a faithful reconstruction of Marcello's original manuscript, providing an authentic interpretation that aligns closely with the composer's intentions.

The book features clear and concise notation, making it accessible for performers while maintaining the integrity of the original work. With 20 pages of meticulously edited music, this edition is ideal for oboists seeking a piece that is both musically rewarding and historically significant. The included piano accompaniment adds depth and richness to the performance, making it a valuable addition to any musician's collection.

AMEB:

Oboe / Grade 5 / List B

  • 1st movement from Concerto in D minor

Oboe / Grade 6 / List B

  • 2nd movement and 3rd movement from Concerto in D minor

Who was Benedetto Marcello?

Benedetto Marcello (1686–1739) was an Italian composer, writer, lawyer, and politician who is best known for his contributions to Baroque music. Born in Venice into a noble family, Marcello was a contemporary of Antonio Vivaldi, and he was part of the rich cultural environment of early 18th-century Venice.

Marcello's most famous work is the *Estro poetico-armonico*, a collection of 50 psalm settings based on Italian translations of the Psalms, which he composed between 1724 and 1726. These psalm settings were highly regarded for their expressive beauty and were admired by both his contemporaries and later generations of composers.

Although Marcello composed operas, cantatas, and instrumental music, he is perhaps better known for his sacred and vocal compositions. His work often exhibits a refined and lyrical style, blending the dramatic expressiveness of opera with the spiritual depth of sacred music.

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