On Wed, Apr 19, 2000 at 11:48:40AM +0200, Werner Icking wrote:
>
> I don't know that concerto. If it is something like Beethoven's Triple
> Concerto then a seperate solo parts could be the solution. Other possibilities
> could be to print the movement twice in the cello parts, the solo and
> the accompagn...? (sp? :-) seperately; or to use an accolade of two
accompaniment, I think.
> staffs, if this doesn't disturb the readability of the two "voices" too
> much.
It's not quite like the Triple Concerto. The solo Cello separates from the
rest of the cellos for the first 20 bars, before the piano starts, and
the last ~30 bars, with piano and orchestra accompanying (which makes
a total of about half of the movement). In my score, the solo cello is
not printed together with the piano (as in the Triple Concerto, where the
soloists are grouped together), but between violas and celli.
I think I like your second possibility best. But it will be some time
before I enter that piece anyway :-)
Thank you!
Dirk
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