Discover the Enchanting Melodies of Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique with Eulenburg Studienpartituren

Hector Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique is one of the most iconic works in the orchestral repertoire. Written in 1830, it is a vivid and imaginative depiction of a young artist's love for a woman who does not return his affection.

The symphony is divided into five movements, each of which depicts a different stage in the artist's journey. The first movement, "Dreams, Passions," introduces the main themes of the work, which are developed and varied throughout the symphony. The second movement, "A Ball," is a lively and energetic waltz that depicts the artist's encounter with his beloved at a ball. The third movement, "Scene in the Country," is a pastoral interlude in which the artist finds solace in nature. The fourth movement, "March to the Scaffold," is a dramatic and powerful march that depicts the artist's execution for murdering his beloved. The fifth movement, "Dream of a Witches' Sabbath," is a wild and chaotic nightmare in which the artist is haunted by the ghost of his beloved.

The Symphonie Fantastique is a complex and challenging work that has been the subject of much analysis and interpretation. However, it is also a work of great beauty and power that has inspired generations of musicians and audiences alike.

Eulenburg Studienpartituren Edition

The Eulenburg Studienpartituren edition of the Symphonie Fantastique is a comprehensive guide for musicians and music enthusiasts alike. This meticulously crafted edition provides a detailed analysis of the score, offering insights into the composer's genius and the intricacies of this iconic work.

The edition includes:

• A full-score of the symphony
• An in-depth analysis of the score by musicologist David Cairns
• A detailed description of the orchestra
• A glossary of musical terms
• A bibliography of further reading

The Eulenburg Studienpartituren edition of the Symphonie Fantastique is an essential resource for anyone who wants to perform, study, or simply enjoy this masterpiece of the orchestral repertoire.