G. Henle Verlag
Tzigane For Violin And Piano
Virtuoso Piece In The Style Of A Hungarian Rhapsody Thus Reads RavelS Entry On Tzigane In The So Called Autobiographical Sketch. Composed In 1924, There Are Three Versions Of This Work: With Piano, With Orchestra And With Luthéal, A Device For Keyboard Instruments To Extend The Timbre. Tzigane Was Inspired By The Hungarian English Violinist Jelly DAranyi, To Whom Ravel Had Already Promised A Virtuoso Piece In 1922 Following Franz LisztS Hungarian Rhapsodies. Work Progressed Slowly AnddAranyi Only Received The Music Four Days Before The Première But Sh E Still Gave A Brilliant Performance.
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