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Work Title Sospiri Alt ernative. The next section bars 11 — 19 is perhaps more of the Elgar we might expect — more confident, more strident, with the harmony rooted in a chromatic Edwardian style of The Dream of Geronitus and the Enigma Variations. Adagios ; For strings ; Scores featuring string ensemble ; For harp, harmonium, strings ; Scores featuring the harp ; Scores featuring the harmonium ; For strings with soloists ; For piano, harmonium, strings ; Scores featuring the piano ; For harp, organ, strings ; Scores featuring the organ ; For piano, organ, strings ; For mixed chorus, harp, organ, strings arr ; Scores featuring mixed chorus ; For chorus with strings ; For mixed chorus, harp, organ arr ; For chorus with solo instruments ; For 6 cellos arr ; Scores featuring the cello ; For 6 players ; For violin, piano arr ; For 2 players ; Scores featuring the violin ; For viola, piano arr ; Scores featuring the viola ; For cello, piano arr ; For piano arr ; For 1 player. On Being a Composer — Part I: After the introduction of two bars, a melancholic melody is played by the first violin Excerpt 1.

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Adagios ; For strings ; Scores featuring string ensemble ; For harp, harmonium, strings ; Scores featuring the harp ; Scores featuring the harmonium ; For strings with soloists ; For piano, harmonium, strings ; Scores featuring the piano ; For harp, organ, strings ; Scores featuring the organ ; For piano, organ, strings ; For mixed chorus, harp, organ, strings arr ; Scores featuring mixed chorus ; For chorus with strings ; For mixed chorus, harp, organ arr ; For chorus with solo instruments ; For 6 cellos arr ; Scores featuring the cello ; For 6 players ; For violin, piano arr ; For 2 players ; Scores featuring the violin ; For viola, piano arr ; Scores featuring the viola ; For cello, piano arr ; For piano arr ; For 1 player.

For the Italian racing driver, see Vincenzo Sospiri.

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Edward Elgar - Sospiri Op 70 (arr. viola/cello & piano)

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edwarr Excerpt 1 reappears, followed by dying end in the harmony of F major. The next section bars 11 — 19 is perhaps more of the Elgar we might expect — more confident, more strident, with the harmony rooted in a chromatic Edwardian style of The Dream of Geronitus and the Enigma Variations.

August Jaeger Caroline Alice Elgar. On Being a Composer — Part I: The work, with a performance time of approximately five minutes, was first performed on 15 August in Queen's Hall in Londonconducted by Sir Henry Wood.

Sospiri Op 70 (arr. viola/cello & piano)

Views Read Edit View history. Retrieved from " https: Sospiri was dedicated to Elgar's long-time friend, the violinist W. Work Title Sospiri Alt ernative. Contents 1 Performances 1.

Sospiri, Op.70 (Elgar, Edward)

Violin Concerto —10 Romance Cello Concerto — December 22nd, at Retrieved from " http: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. After the introduction of two bars, a melancholic melody is played by the first violin Excerpt 1.

While ellgar it, however, he realised that he was writing something more intense, and so chose an Italian word, sospirimeaning "sighs". William Henry Reed — Arranger Paul Klengel — Creative Commons Attribution 4.

The work finishes with a move to F major and a much brighter, more hopeful sonority. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Woman, Behold Thy Son!

That being said the falling seventh is still there, punctuating the pomp with something more distant and questioning.

The work begins with hushed D minor chords in the low strings and harp — nothing unusual there — but then seemingly out of nowhere the first violins enter with an E 0.