

Élégie, Op. 44 by Alexander Glazunov, edited by Joseph Vieland and published by International Music Company, is one of the most celebrated original Romantic works for viola and piano. Composed in 1893, it features soaring melodies, rich harmonies, and expressive depth, making it essential recital and study repertoire for intermediate and advanced violists.
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• Music by Alexander Glazunov
• Published by International Music Company
• Edited by Joseph Vieland
• For viola and piano
• One of the most important original Romantic works for viola
• Suitable for intermediate and advanced violists
• Develops tone, vibrato, phrasing, and expressive musicianship
Experience one of the most beautiful works ever written for the viola with Élégie, Op. 44 by Alexander Glazunov, edited by Joseph Vieland and published by International Music Company. Composed in 1893 for Danish violist Franz Hildebrand, this lyrical masterpiece is one of the few original Romantic compositions written specifically for viola and piano during the nineteenth century. Rich in expressive melodies, warm harmonies, and noble Romantic character, the Élégie perfectly highlights the viola's rich, singing voice while demanding both technical refinement and emotional maturity from the performer. Edited by Joseph Vieland, this International Music Company edition is an excellent choice for advanced study and performance, helping violists develop tone production, vibrato, bow control, phrasing, shifting, intonation, dynamic contrast, and expressive interpretation. Ideal for conservatory study, diploma examinations, recitals, auditions, competitions, and concert performances, Élégie, Op. 44 remains a cornerstone of the Romantic viola repertoire and an essential addition to every serious violist's library.
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