ANINA ČETVORKA / ANNEN QUADRILLE / za klavirski trio - Benjamin Ipavec

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Benjamin Ipavec iz znane glasbene družine Ipavcev je v nacionalno zakladnico glasbe zapustil bogato bero. Ob skladbah za orkestre ali soliste je pisal tudi dela za komorne zasedbe. Med slednjimi je ena najzanimivejših Anina četvorka ali kot je zapisano v originalu »Annen quadrille für violine, cello und pianoforte«.

Gre za prvi doslej znani primer skladbe slovenskega skladatelja za komorno igro, klavirski trio v sestavi klavir, violina in violončelo. Skladba od nastanka do danes ni bila notografirana in izdana v tiskani obliki. Doslej so znane le koncertne izvedbe Tria Lorenz, ki je igrala neposredno iz fotokopiranega rokopisa, ki ga hranijo v Narodni in univerzitetni knjižnici v Ljubljani.

Tomaž Lorenz, zaslužni profesor Akademije za glasbo in vrsto let tudi profesor komorne igre na Konservatoriju za glasbo v Ljubljani, je notno gradivo iz zasebne zbirke bratov Lorenz posredoval članom Klavirskega tria Rupnik. Člani tega so skladbo po profesorjevih napotkih osvojili in jo z veseljem vključevali v svoje koncertne programe.

Za natis pripravljeno gradivo verno sledi avtorjevemu rokopisu. Uredniško se pod izdajo podpisuje profesor in skladatelj Bojan Glavina, ki je vrhunski poznavalec klavirske in komorne igre. Prvotisk vključuje tudi dinamične oznake in opombe, ki jih je pri igranju skladbe zapisal profesor Tomaž Lorenz.

Benjamin Ipavec was a member of a well-known Slovenian family of musicians, who left a remarkable collection of music pieces as part of his legacy. He wrote orchestral and solo pieces in addition to chamber music. One of the most interesting among them is Ana’s Quadrille, the full original title being Annen quadrille für violine, cello und pianoforte.

This is the first known Slovenian piece of chamber music; it is a piano trio written for piano, violin and cello. The piece has never before been musicographically documented and published in print. The only known performance was by the Trio Lorenz who played it from the photocopied handwritten score stored in the National and University Library in Ljubljana.

Tomaž Lorenz, Professor Emeritus of the Academy of Music of the University of Ljubljana, and for years also professor of chamber music at the Conservatory of Music and Ballet Ljubljana, passed this photocopy from a private music collection of the Lorenz brothers over to the members of the Piano trio Rupnik. According to the professor’s advice, the Trio Rupnik mastered the piece and were pleased to include it in their concert repertoire.

The printed version is the exact transcription of the composer’s handwriting. The editor of the publication is professor and composer Bojan Glavina, an expert of piano and chamber music. This first edition is also equipped with dynamic markings and other notes written by professor Tomaž Lorenz.

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