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First performed and recorded in Berlin in 1880, Scottish
Fantasyranks among Max Bruch's most enduring compositions.
Dedicated to the virtuoso violinist Pablo de Sarasate, it was
performed by Joseph Joachim at its premiere. Bruch's composition
reveals his romanticism, fluent scoring, and lifelong interest in
folk music. Although the composer never visited Scotland, he
acknowledges the country's tradition of harp music by giving the
instrument a prominent role.
Scored for violin and full orchestra, the work consists of a
four-movement fantasy on Scottish folk tunes. Featured melodies
include Auld Rob Morris, The Dusty Miller, I'm Down for Lack of
Johnnie, and Hey Tuttie Tatie. This authoritative score is an
unabridged reproduction of the original German edition.
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