Beethoven Sonaten Band 2 op 30 + 47 + 96

Ludwig van Beethoven wrote his ten violin sonatas in a period of just 15 years - between 1797 and 1812. This carefully revised edition of all the sonatas in 2 volumes allows the interpreter to discover, piece by piece, with fascination, how Beethoven redesigned and varied the formal sonata movement principle in each work. What makes the Urtext edition particularly valuable is that all the sonatas have been edited on the basis of the surviving manuscripts and the original editions, which Beethoven personally supervised. In arranging the text, the editor has attempted to preserve the external notation of these sources as closely as possible. Thus, Beethoven's original notation is reproduced with close reference to the originals in order to vividly illustrate the musical relationships desired by the composer. For all those violinists who would like to develop their own approach to Beethoven's violin sonatas, an additional part without fingering is included alongside an arranged part.

Sieghard Brandenburg (editor)
Hans-Martin Theopold (fingering piano)
Max Rostal (fingering violin)