EINE KLEINE NACHTMUSIK (arr. for piano & strings)
W. A. Mozart
"A Little Night-Music", also known as the Serenade in G major, was composed in 1787, under the employ of Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II. One of the five original movements has been lost. Originally scored for strings alone, this popular work now is performed using a variety of instrumental combinations.
For this arrangement, the piano plays the two treble (violin)
parts, while the lower (viola and cello) parts are represented by MIDI definition
#49: String Ensemble. There are two MP3 files for the string
accompaniment; one suppresses all repeats for a shorter playing time.
Sheet music has been provided for the piano part only; the full
score is available in MUS and XML format. If you think that the music
looks easy or trivial, you might have cause to change your mind after trying
it. Emulating the style of a violin is not so easy! No effort has
been made to render this work more "piano-friendly"; any
alterations of the original score were merely to eliminate duplication of
piano notes.
Each movement has a 1-bar lead-in before the strings sound,
as indicated in the score; in movements 3 and 4, the piano part begins
on the last beat of the lead-in measure.
SAMPLES | SIZE | |
Eine Kleine-piano & strings .mid | preview (25:50) | 183 kb |
Page 1 | 27 pages total | 203 kb |
Piano part, page 1 | 14 pages total | 207 kb |
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Eine Kleine-strings (repeats) .mp3 | String ensemble | 24.0 mb |
Eine Kleine-strings (no repeats) .mp3 | String ensemble | 13.0 mb |
Eine Kleine-sheet music .zip | 41 pages in pdf format | 1.1 mb |
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik .zip | 3 MIDI files,
2 Finale 2005 files, 2 XML transportable files |
406 kb |