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Saint-Georges, Joseph Bologne de: Symphonie Concertante in A major, Op.10 No.2 (AE406)Description Saint Georges, Joseph Bologne de (1745 1799) Product Code: AE406 Description: Symphonie Concertante in A major, Op. 10 No. 2 Edited by: Allan Badley Year of Publication: 2020 Instrumentation: 2 vn pr va pr; 2ob 2cor 2vn va vc b Binding: Score: Stapled Parts: Unbound Duration: 13 min(s) Key: A major ISBN: 978 988 8708 06 2 (print) 978 988 8708 07 9 (digital) ISMN: 979 0 805700 52 6 Audio sample Details As its designation suggests, the
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Saint-Georges, Joseph Bologne de (1745-1799)
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As its designation suggests, the symphonie concertante is a hybrid genre that draws on both the symphony and concerto traditions. In the eighteenth century the symphonie concertante assumed two broad styles: a work that was fundamentally symphonic in conception but with important obbligato parts for two or more instruments, or a work that was in most respects indistinguishable from a concerto with multiple soloists in its retention of the characteristic hybrid sonata-ritornello structure. Saint Georges favoured the second approach, perhaps because as a virtuoso himself he felt instinctively more drawn to the concerto than the symphony. Both types of work, however, frequently differ from their models in their cyclic structures and in France, where the symphonies concertante enjoyed great popularity, it is common to find two-movement works rather than works in three or four movements. These two-movement symphonies concertantes typically have a conventional first movement followed by a rondo with no intervening slow movement. The two symphonies concertantes, Op.9 are excellent examples of this type of work but, as Op.10 No.1 demonstrates, Saint-Georges occasionally abandons the rondo second movement in favour of a brisk, finale using a truncated sonata-ritornello structure. The solo writing in the symphonies concertantes is challenging and shows little evidence of Saint-Georges’ concern to accommodate players less skilled than himself. |
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