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Original tekst

Quartet in F Major Op.72. Flute sheet music.

Oversættelse

Quartet in F Major Op.72. Fløjte noder.

Original tekst

Quartet in F Major Op.72 composed by Georg Abraham Schneider. Edited by Eppel. Flute Ensemble. For 4 flutes. Sheet Music. Published by Zimmermann. PE.ZM31920. Starting with his early years of apprenticeship at a town waits in Darmstadt, Georg Abraham Schneider, born in 1770, managed a steady career which eventually led him to Berlin where he was appointed musical director of the Royal Theatre. He died in Berlin in 1839. His compositions of chamber music were mainly intended for the masses of musical amateurs who sometimes even demonstrated their near-professional skills in public concerts. He wrote a great number of duets, trios and quartets for his contemporary flute players. "The work presented here shows all virtues of Schneider's compositions which were still largely influenced by classicism. well- structured and of clear form, not too complex for ensemble playing, nicely arranged for four instruments playing in the same register, featuring beautiful themes and fully exploiting the capabilities of the instrument. quoted from the preface.

Oversættelse

Kvartetten i F-dur Op.72 komponeret af Georg Abraham Schneider. Redigeret af Eppel. Flute Ensemble. For 4 fløjter. Noder. Udgivet af Zimmermann. PE.ZM31920. Startende med hans tidlige års læretid på en by venter i Darmstadt, Georg Abraham Schneider, født i 1770, lykkedes det en stabil karriere, som i sidste ende førte ham til Berlin, hvor han blev udnævnt til musikalsk direktør for Det Kongelige Teater. Han døde i Berlin i 1839. Hans kompositioner af kammermusik var primært beregnet til masserne af musikalske amatører, der undertiden endda vist deres nær-faglige færdigheder i offentlige koncerter. Han skrev en lang række duetter, trioer og kvartetter for hans samtidige fløjtenister. "Det arbejde, der præsenteres her viser alle dyder Schneiders kompositioner, som blev stadig i vid udstrækning påvirket af klassicisme. velstruktureret og overskuelig form, ikke for kompliceret for sammenspil, pænt arrangeret for fire instrumenter spiller i samme register, byder smukke temaer og fuldt ud udnytter mulighederne i instrumentets. citeret fra forordet.