Bridge, Four Pieces For Cello And Piano (Faber)
$38.95
Frank Bridge’s Four Pieces for Cello and Piano brings together Berceuse, Serenade, Elegie and Cradle Song, four expressive works originally written for cello and piano between 1901 and 1910. Published by Faber Music and edited by Julian Lloyd Webber, this edition includes helpful bowings and fingerings for practical study and performance.
Key Features:
• Four pieces for cello and piano
• Composed by Frank Bridge
• Edited by Julian Lloyd Webber
• Bowings and fingerings included
• Published by Faber Music
• ISBN 978-0-571-50626-2
Bridge, Four Pieces For Cello And Piano (Faber)
Four contrasting miniatures reveal the lyrical side of Frank Bridge in this attractive collection for cello and piano. Written separately between 1901 and 1910, Berceuse, Serenade, Elegie and Cradle Song were originally conceived for cello and piano. However, they later appeared in arrangements for forces ranging from solo piano to orchestra. This Faber Music edition is edited by celebrated cellist Julian Lloyd Webber, who provides practical bowings and fingerings for the cello part. The collection offers expressive early 20th-century repertoire with varied moods, making it well suited to lessons, examinations and recital programmes.
Contents:
- Berceuse
- Serenade
- Elegie
- Cradle Song
Key Features:
- Composed by Frank Bridge
- For cello and piano
- Edited by Julian Lloyd Webber
- Bowings and fingerings included
- Four contrasting original cello pieces
- Published by Faber Music
- ISBN 978-0-571-50626-2
- Suitable for study and recital performance
Musical Benefits:
- Develops expressive tone and lyrical phrasing
- Refines bow control and articulation
- Explores contrasting musical moods and characters
- Strengthens coordination between cello and piano
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