圣母颂Ave Maria Bach-Gounod [德]巴赫— [法]古诺 世界钢琴名曲 乐队总谱.pdfVIP

à Monsieur J. Zimmermann. MÉDITATION sur le 1er Prélude de Piano DE S. BACH Composée POUR PIANO et VIOLON SOLO OU VIOLONCELLE d Avec acc. dOrgue ou dun 2 Violoncelle ad lib PAR CH. GOUNOD. [Dedicated to Monsieur J. Zimmermann. MEDITATION on the Piano Prelude No. 1 by J. S. Bach, for Piano and Violin solo (or cello), with optional accompaniment by Organ (or by a second cello), composed by Charles Gounod.] About this work. This is the original 1853 version of Charles Gounods Ave Maria, before it was called Ave Maria. Gounod wrote everything except the piano part, which is a slightly-altered version of Johann Sebastian Bachs Prelude in C from The Well Tempered Clavier, BWV846. Later, Gounod adapted his Meditation to be a setting for Ave Maria (1859). For that edition, Gounod made some changes to his melody and gave it to the voice instead of to violin or cello. Source for this edition: A scan of the piano part of the first edition (Germany), Mainz: B. Schotts Söhne, n.d.(ca.1853), Plate 12832, in the public domain, in the Petrucci Music Library, www.IMSLP.org, downloaded in January, 2011. That piano part contains the violin, cello 2, and organ parts as well as the piano music. Parts in this score. VIOLON (Solo Violin) VIOLONCELLE (Solo Cello, an octave transposition of the violin part) VIOLONCELLE 2 (Optional Cello 2)