Interpretación del concierto para trompeta en fa menor, Op. 18 de Oskar Böhme: fundamentada en un proceso interpretativo integral

Abstract

This work addresses the performance of Oskar Böhme's Trumpet Concerto in F minor, Op. 18, and presents several fundamental aspects prior to its performance from various perspectives. These include its historical relevance and surrounding context, a structural breakdown of the score, the reading of the piece, the resolution of the technical challenges proposed by the author, the rehearsal process with the pianist, and finally, the interpretation and how all these elements converge in the execution of the work. It aims to document the different paths the performing instrumentalist must navigate, how each process was carried out, and the benefits derived from each of the exercises performed, which involve the instrument both directly and indirectly. In synthesis, the document contains a section highlighting the importance of the concerto and its various contextual aspects, a breakdown of the piece, and a major section detailing the assembly process and the resolution of technical challenges. This is followed by the collaboration with the pianist, and lastly, the performer explains the significance of each point in the document and how it influenced their final staging.