Beethoven (arr. Tchaikovsky) - Kreutzer Sonata for Orchestra [Video + Score]

An arrangement of the Kreutzer Sonata (1st movement exposition) made by Tchaikovsky whilst a student at the Saint Petersburg Conservatory (likely as a student assignment set by Anton Rubinstein).

Orchestration of the rest of the movement:

Scored for 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets (in A), 2 bassoons, 4 horns (in A, E), 2 trumpets (in E), alto trombone, tenor trombone, bass trombone, timpani, strings.

Music notation / playback: Sibelius Ultimate + NotePerformer

[notmyworld]

It was immediately obvious this was not a live orchestra, but the realism and quality of the Sibelius notation program's playback is really amazing!

[chadevans]

The orchestra realization is a taming of the exuberance of the Masters intentions. Still beautiful in spirit.

[fabo--]

Woow very interesting orchestration by Tchaikovsky!!!, where can you find information regarding this work !! ??

[skeptical_Inquirer]

Comparing this homework exercise with what he did with the orchestra in his later symphonies shows how far Tchaikovsky progressed. I find nothing here that any decent music student could not do.

[musicarchv]

Hello, I want to create my own virtual performance videos using Sibelius and Noteperformer. So, I have two questions:
1. What is your Mixer setting for this piece (or any orchestral pieces that you playback using Noteperformer), especially the volume level of the horns and the trombones compared to the rest of the orchestra? Are all the instruments assigned to the channel group N. 1 - 16?
2.What is the layout (page size, page margins, staff size, staff margins, etc.) of the score in this video? I want to know the optimal layout setting that I can set my score to in order to export it in full HD (1080P).

[samuelbormett]

I will say I much prefer the original arrangement. I feel all the things that made it a good piece is that it made so much sense on the violin and piano. Having the two parts spread out over an entire orchestra makes it sound comparatively spaced out if that makes sense, like the different voices don’t mesh together well for me in the same way that the original arrangement did.

[juneyoo]

where did you find the original score for this? its not on imslp.