KARL DITTERS VON DITTERSDORF | Concerto No.2 | DOUBLE BASS AND ORCHESTRA - FULL CONDUCTOR'S SCORE AND ALL PARTS in E MAJOR and in E FLAT MAJOR
URTEXT VERSION | this score will be compatible with any urtext edition (like Henle) but it will not be fully compatible with the recomposed editions like the one by Schott Mainz 1938 or other editions which are not based on the urtext
SOURCE: historic hand written scores by M. Sperger
EXTRAS: the solo double bass part includes also the cadenza for the 1st movement composed by Božo Paradžik
FILE FORMAT: PDF | 600 dpi - extremely high quality | 126 pages
RELEASE: final
SCORES: Full conductor's score and single parts: solo double bass (with cadenza by Božo Paradžik), 2 horns & strings - all in two tonalities
SCORDATURA of the double bass: in D (AEBF# "solo tuning") for the E major version | A flat, E flat, B flat, F for the E flat major version (original tonality)
COMMENT: This is my own orchestration of the famous concerto which regardless only two horns sounds surpizingly symphonic. On the YouTube video below one can hear how the E major version of this instrumenation sounds like. E flat major is the original tonality of this piece. This instrumentation is already very transparent, but it can be played with even lighter dynamics if just one player (or only the first stand) of an each strings section accompanies during the solo double bass passages. All the single parts are formatted perfectly fine for turning pages in the breaks. Double bass solo part is rehearsal-only part, with identic bar numbers like in the score and in the other parts- the solo part is otherwise quite plain, with only very few articulations, dynamics or slurs.
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