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Naxos
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Michel Rondeau
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MIDI
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These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.
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Sheet Music
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Hermann Töttcher (1910-1959)
Karl Grebe (1901-1980)
First edition??
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Hamburg: Hans Sikorski, n.d. Plate H.S. 244.
Reissue - 1965, with new preface? and bogus copyright claim.
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From the uploader's library. Note: In his short unhelpful preface dated 1964 in Hamburg, Karl Grebe does not care to indicate what source he used for his edition, which is described as "edited and arranged" and claims to be a "First Edition", a situation which should have encouraged him to clarify these points. Incidentally, the other editions here do not shed further light on the matter, from which one might surmise that this edition may have been used as their source. Karl Grebe feels that this work is an excellent example of how Telemann pioneered "the newly opening realms of concerted music", an exciting prospect were it not that the authenticity of this work appears to be questionable.
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Parts
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Manuscript, n.d.(ca.1740)
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⇒ 12 more: Trumpet (B♭) • Trumpet (D) • Violins I • Violins II • Violins III • Violins IV • Violas I • Violas II • Cellos • Basses • Harpsichord • Engraving files (Finale)
Arrangements and Transcriptions
For Bassoon, Horn, Violin, Cello and Orchestra (Pisendel)
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Johann Georg Pisendel (1687-1755)
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Copyist S-Dl-004 (3 parts)
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Arranger's Manuscript, n.d.(ca.1720-55).
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Schrank II coll.
Sächsische Landesbibliothek, Dresden (D-Dl): [1]
As well as solo parts for violin, cello, bassoon and horn, this arrangement also includes ripieno parts for 3 oboes (doubling violins) and 2 bassoons.
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General Information
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Concerto for Violin, Cello, Trumpet and Strings
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Telemann, Georg Philipp
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TWV 53:D5
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IGT 117
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D major
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3 movements:
- Vivace
- Adagio
- Allegro
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1965 or earlier
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Baroque
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Baroque
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trumpet, violin, cello, strings, continuo
SLUB version - violin, bassoon, cello, horn, orchestra (3 oboes, 2 bassoons, strings, continuo)
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RISM 212002981
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According to Grove, this concerto is scored for violin, cello and trumpet with 3 violins, 2 viola and continuo.
- This can probably be confirmed from the manuscript copy scan above.-Schissel
(note: not copied by Pisendel, but -inspired- by Pisendel possibly. See Music for a Mixed Taste (Zohn's book on Telemann's concertos). Seems also to have been copied out by Pisendel. Regarded by Zohn as mostly a violin, not trumpet, concerto, with trumpet and cello obligato part; he also conjectures that Pisendel rewrote some parts when recopying the work in Dresden - perhaps the Darmstadt version differs substantially. Zohn: "the technical demands of the solo episodes are almost without parallel in Telemann's concertos.... if this concerto was not written by Pisendel, it must have been inspired by another violinist of uncommon ability.") Probably composed after 1715.
