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VIERNE – Prelude in F# Minor – STRING QUARTET

Other Identification:
Louis Vierne’s Prelude in F# Minor is a piece for organ from his collection Vingt-quatre pièces en style libre (Twenty-four free-style pieces). They were first published in 1914.

This specific piece is a short, energetic, and monothematic work that is notable for its intense energy, which derives from its opening four bars and a chromatically developing style.
Movements or sections: Marked ‘Moderato, e molto legato’
Instrumentation: STRING QUARTET
2 Violins, Viola and Cello
Arranged by David Johnstone

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[1 – General Score
[2 – All individual parts
Approximate difficulty: MEDIUM TO DIFFICULT
Vierne himself stressed the importance of clarity and a clear rhythm when performing his works, advising that tempo should be adjusted to the acoustics of the performance space. Legato: He specified that inner voices and the pedal should be played legato.
Dedicatee of this presentation (if applicable): The original composition was dedicated to Albert Périlhou

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