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Giuseppe Martucci’s Notturno, Op. 70 No. 1, in a transcription for string quartet by Carlo Dumont, based on the orchestral version of 1901.
This edition is scored for two violins, viola and cello. The score opens Moderato, with an expressive first-violin line above sustained second violin and flowing viola accompaniment.
Score and parts. If the separate instrumental parts are not included with the volume, digital copies may be requested free of charge from the publisher, as stated in the edition.
Giuseppe Martucci: (b Capua, 6 Jan 1856; d Naples, 1 June 1909). Italian composer, pianist and conductor. He was the most important non-operatic composer in late 19th-century Italy and played a versatile, highly influential part in the resurgence of Italian concert life after a period when it had been at a low ebb.
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