I always love 'concertante' movements in non-concertante works, as rare as they are. Michael Haydn was a fan in his symphonies, the second movement of Tchaikovsky's 2nd Piano Concerto(? it adds a 'cello and violin soloist), and the Cavatina in this work all qualify, I guess.
![Mozart - Duo for Violin and Viola No. 1, K.423 (1783) [Grumiaux]](/img/n.gif)
What a great piece of music! The rich musical vocabulary, delicate layers, combination of multiple timbres, and balanced phrases are amazing.
I always love 'concertante' movements in non-concertante works, as rare as they are. Michael Haydn was a fan in his symphonies, the second movement of Tchaikovsky's 2nd Piano Concerto(? it adds a 'cello and violin soloist), and the Cavatina in this work all qualify, I guess.
@klop4228 -- Yes....truly Excellent.....BRAVO, Maestro Rachlevsky....from Acapulco!
what a gem! and I have never heard of this composer.
Finally a peice that doesn't break out into ridiculous sixteenth note runs randomly
beautiful!!
Charming, seductive ... a warm summer night.
今月末にこの曲弾きます。でも実力無いので最初と最後だけの抜粋。だけど次は頑張って全曲弾きます!だって素敵な曲なんですもの！フルコースで味わうべきですよね?
Bel pezzo, meriterebbe di essere più noto ed eseguito, come le serenate per archi di Dvorak e Tciacovsky.
Carl Heinrich Carsten Reinecke (1824-1910) pianist, director Gewandhaus, Leipzig Best known for piano pieces Essays
it's so modern i love it
BRAVO from Acapulco!
Bella musica, veramente, da eseguire certamente. Grazie ancora.
Si, una musica piena di fantasia.E suonarla è un divertimento.
A really lovely piece of music
Ох уж этот старый плут
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Where can I find parts?
Just google "reinecke serenade parts", it looks like there are a couple of publishers selling them.
Petrucci