Sergei Prokofiev

Complete Works for Harp solo

Sophie Gneißl (校訂)

Simon Morrison (Preface)

Sarah O’Brien (Arrangement harp)

Urtext Edition, paperbound

Harp solo

ページ数 27 (VII+20 ), 大きさ 23,5 x 31,0 cm

重さ 128 g

HN 1649 · ISMN 979-0-2018-1649-4

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Prélude op. 12 no. 7 (Version 1913)

Prélude op. 12 no. 7 (Version 1919)

Andante (“For Eleonora”)

Vision fugitive op. 22 no. 7 for harp (Version based on the autograph score)

Vision fugitive op. 22 no. 7 for harp (Printed version)

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作曲家について

Sergej Prokofjew

Together with Shostakovich, Prokofiev is the Soviet Union’s most important composer. He left behind a wide-ranging oeuvre from the most modern to neo-classically simple works, from propagandistic commissions to compositions that the CPSU rejected as being formalistic.

1891	Prokofiev is born on 23 April in Sontsovka (Ukraine), the son of a farmer.
1904–14	He studies at the St. Petersburg Conservatory.
from 1908	He is a member of the circle around Serge Diaghilev, who occupies himself intensively with contemporary music.
1911–18	Avantgarde compositions such as Sarcasms, the Piano Concertos nos. 1 and 2, “Visions fugitives”, “Scythian Suite” are dismissed as being futuristic.
1916–17	The “Symphonie Classique”, drawing on classical models, brings him international renown.
1918	Prokofiev leaves the Soviet Union and travels to the USA, where his opera “The Love for Three Oranges” is performed in Chicago, and then travels to Paris in 1922. He enjoys a close cooperation with Diaghilev and writes ballet compositions.
1919–23	He composes the opera “The Fiery Angel”, which receives its first performance posthumously in Venice in 1954.
1923–25	The composer continues to develop his avantgarde musical language, for instance in the 2nd Symphony.
1927	He enjoys a successful concert tour around the Soviet Union.
1929	“The Gambler” is premiered in Brussels.
1936	Prokofiev returns to his home country. He writes compositions in line with the cultural ideology of the Soviet Union. He turns towards a simpler music as early as the beginning of the 1930s. “Peter and the Wolf” is composed.
1946	“The Engagement in the Monastery” is performed in Prague and “War and Peace” in Leningrad.
1948	He is accused of formalism.
1953	Prokofiev dies on 5 March in Moscow.