Once again; Henle can boast of an important new addition to its Pantheon of great composers: Ernest Chausson. Based on a novella by the Russian novelist Ivan Turgenev; the Poème for violin and orchestra was originally conceived as a symphonic poem. Gradually; it evolved into a character piece with violin solo; or; to quote the composer; “a piece in very free form with many passages where the violin plays alone.” That Chausson's plan came off to perfection is proved by the work's ever-growing popularity. The solo part of this new Henle volume satisfies the most rigorous criteria of an urtext edition. The piano reduction places a premium on playability and lies better under the fingers than ever before.

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