Svendsen, Johan

Tre etyder

(Etyde 1. Etyde 2. Etyde 3.)

Three Etudes

JSV 7

These works exist in autograph manuscripts in the sources for Twenty-Five Arrangements for String Quartet, JSV 17. Svendsen’s name is placed after each of these etudes in the score. They are numbered as 11, 12 and 13 of the arrangements, and Svendsen is also listed as composer in the list of content. These etudes all have a slower introduction in minor and a faster second part in major. The first is in c-minor and C-major, the second in g-minor and G-major and the third in d-minor and D-major.

Composition: 1859.

Christiania
Dating after each of the etudes: Etude 1: 19/2-59, Etude 2: 22/2-59, Etude 3: 2/3-59

Sources

A: Parts, autograph

[Classification: notated music, manuscript, autograph, parts, fair copy]

Title page of the collection: Qwarttetter / udsadtte / for / 2 Violiner, Viola og Violincell / af / Johan S. Svendsen

The three Etudes are numbered as 11, 12 and 13, and Svendsen is listed as composer in the list of content.
Titlesabove each etude: 11. Etyde No.1 J. Svendsen 12. Etyde Nr2 ditto 13. Etyde Nr3 ditto

See also the more detailed description of the source in Twenty-Five Arrangements for String Quartet JSV 17

Written in ink (Johan Svendsen).

N-Onm (National Library of Norway, Oslo, Norway) Mus.ms. 6162. Facsimile Facsimile Facsimile Facsimile