Cello Concerto (Lalo, Édouard)

Title Cello Concerto
Creators Édouard Lalo, composer
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Instrumentation cello and orchestra
Number of movements 3
Keys D minor
Composed 1876
First published 1878
Dedication A son ami Adolphe Fischer
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Average duration (sec) 1380
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Composition types Concertos
Period Romantic
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Sections

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Metronome Key Measures
Prélude. Lento — Allegro maestoso — — —
Intermezzo. Andantino con moto — Allegro presto — — —
Introduction. Andante — Allegro vivace — — —

Arrangements

Details Section Arranged for Arranger
View Complete viola and piano Henri Casadesus
View Complete cello and piano —
View Intermezzo cello and piano Willem Willeke

Scores

Details Section Type Publisher Date File (click to view)
View Complete — Bote & Bock 1878 Complete Score
View Complete — Bote & Bock 1878 Complete Score
Color Cover
View Complete parts Bote & Bock 1878 Flute 1
Flute 2
Oboe 1
Oboe 2
Clarinet 1
Clarinet 2
Basson 1
Basson 2
Horn 1 in F
Horn 2 in F
Horn 3 in F
Horn 4 in F
Trumpet 1 in F
Trumpet 2 in F
Trombone 1
Trombone 2
Trombone 3
Timpani
Violins I
Violins II
Violas
Cellos
Basses
View Complete Arrangement for viola and piano
by Henri Casadesus
Bote & Bock — Complete Score and Viola Part
View Complete Arrangement for cello and piano Bote & Bock 1878 Piano Score
Cello Part
View Complete Arrangement for cello and piano Edition Peters — Piano Score
Cello Part
View Complete Arrangement for cello and piano Edition Peters — Complete Score
Cello Part
View Complete Arrangement for cello and piano Muzgiz — I. Lento. Allegro maestoso - Cello part
View Intermezzo Arrangement for cello and piano
by Willem Willeke
Schirmer 1909 Piano Score

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