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Hofmann, Leopold: Cello Concerto in D major

Experience the virtuosity and elegance of Leopold Hofmann's Cello Concerto in D major, a masterful composition that showcases the full range of the cello's capabilities. This edition, meticulously edited by Allan Badley, presents a faithful transcription of the original work, capturing the essence of Hofmann's musical genius. This concerto is not just a testament to the cello's power and expressiveness but also a demonstration of the composer's profound understanding of the instrument.

• Composed for Virtuosos: The piece is tailored for virtuoso cellists, demanding technical proficiency and artistic expression. Its demanding high tessitura requires a masterful touch and precision.
• Authentic Edition: This edition is based on the Berlin source, ensuring the most accurate representation of Hofmann's original intentions.

Instrumentation and Edition Details

This edition features a full score with spiral binding and unbound parts, providing ease of use for both performers and conductors. The concerto is scored for violin, cello, and orchestra, with specific instrumentation details including two violins, two horns, and strings.

• Orchestration: The orchestra includes two violins, two horns, and strings, allowing for a rich and dynamic sound that complements the cello's melodic line.
• Binding Options: Choose between a spiral-bound score for easy viewing and unbound parts for convenience during performances.

Performance and Listening Opportunities

This concerto has been performed by renowned cellist Sol Gabetta, showcasing its potential for powerful and moving performances. Listen to audio samples of this work, and let yourself be transported by the music's expressive depth and technical finesse.

• Performances: Sol Gabetta has delivered memorable performances of this concerto, highlighting its expressive possibilities.
• Audio Samples: Experience the rich sound of this concerto through audio samples, capturing the essence of Hofmann's composition.