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Koechlin, Charles

Koechlin, Charles

Piano Quintet, Op.80

1908

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4 movements

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Piano Quintet, Op.80

Librarian’s choice

Piano Quintet, Op.80

Librarian’s choice

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Max Eschig, 1985.

Publisher

Paris: Max Eschig, 1985. Plate M. E. 8154.

Misc. Notes

This edition is notorious for numerous errata and should be used for study purposes only. Please examine other sources here if performance or serious study is desired.

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Complete Score

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Violin 1

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Violin 2

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Viola

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Cello

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Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Publisher

Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Misc. Notes

This is the autograph used by Paul Collaer and the Quatuor de Bruxelles at the premiere of the work in Brussels in 1934. The deletions in the third movement are by the composer. A second autograph is in the collection of the publisher Durand-Eschig, Paris.

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Complete Score

(Off-site resource)

Violin 1

(Off-site resource)

Violin 2

(Off-site resource)

Viola

(Off-site resource)

Cello

(Off-site resource)

Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Publisher

Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Misc. Notes

This is the second fair copy of Koechlin's Piano Quintet op. 80 (copy Ms YK, Paris)

Copyright

Complete Score

(Off-site resource)

Max Eschig, 1985.

Publisher

Paris: Max Eschig, 1985. Plate M. E. 8154.

Misc. Notes

The Eschig edition (1985) of Koechlin’s Piano Quintet Op. 80 contains countless printing errors, which have been corrected in this copy of the score according to the composer’s definitive autographs.

Copyright

Complete Score (with corrections)

(Off-site resource)

Andante très calme, presque adagio (No.1)


Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Publisher

Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Misc. Notes

This is the first movement of the version 'last draft before fair copy'. It proves that the Tempo relation at figure 9 must be 'crotchet = previous quaver'. (Ms BnF 14363).

Copyright

1. Andante très calme, presque adagio

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Piano Quintet, Op.80

1908

•

4 movements

More information

Piano Quintet, Op.80

Librarian’s choice

Piano Quintet, Op.80

Librarian’s choice

Max Eschig, 1985.

Publisher

Paris: Max Eschig, 1985. Plate M. E. 8154.

Misc. Notes

This edition is notorious for numerous errata and should be used for study purposes only. Please examine other sources here if performance or serious study is desired.

Copyright

Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Publisher

Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Misc. Notes

This is the autograph used by Paul Collaer and the Quatuor de Bruxelles at the premiere of the work in Brussels in 1934. The deletions in the third movement are by the composer. A second autograph is in the collection of the publisher Durand-Eschig, Paris.

Copyright

Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Publisher

Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Misc. Notes

This is the second fair copy of Koechlin's Piano Quintet op. 80 (copy Ms YK, Paris)

Copyright

Max Eschig, 1985.

Publisher

Paris: Max Eschig, 1985. Plate M. E. 8154.

Misc. Notes

The Eschig edition (1985) of Koechlin’s Piano Quintet Op. 80 contains countless printing errors, which have been corrected in this copy of the score according to the composer’s definitive autographs.

Copyright

Andante très calme, presque adagio (No.1)

Andante très calme, presque adagio (No.1)


Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Publisher

Holograph manuscript, n.d.[1934].

Misc. Notes

This is the first movement of the version 'last draft before fair copy'. It proves that the Tempo relation at figure 9 must be 'crotchet = previous quaver'. (Ms BnF 14363).

Copyright