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Schumann, The Symphonies 5 study scores in slipcase

Schumann, The Symphonies 5 study scores in slipcase

Märker's Urtext edition is based on the first printing of the score in 1835.

The revision of the frequently sung Mass in B-flat major brings to light a large number of new readings compared to the older Breitkopf edition.

The 'Köchel' still describes the autograph to Mozart's popular aria, but reports it as 'lost' already in 1964. Now the manuscript has reappeared and serves (1997) as a reliable basis.

Until now, Schubert's most popular 'Youth Mass' often sounded with strings only. Then the set of parts written by Franz Schubert himself was recovered in Klosterneuburg.

Schubert's last great mass, whose premiere in October 1829 he did not live to see. .

Klaus Doege reevaluates the surviving sources. The result is an edition that precisely traces the many, often contradictory, readings between the autograph and the first printing in a text-critical ma...

When and where was Mozart's flute concerto written and for whom? 1777 or 1778, Salzburg or Mannheim? How much did Ferdinand Dejean actually pay, only 96 or the promised 200 florins?

Urtext despite carelessly notated autograph Mozart's late Symphony in E-flat major was composed in 1788, presumably for academy concerts that did not materialize. The new edition is based on the only...

Original cadenzas in EB 594036 Cadenzas to own piano concertos

[Vl,Orch] - (Christian R. Riedel)

Urtext of the 'Revolution Overture' The overture to 'Hermann and Dorothea' is Schumann's only compositional result to Goethe's verse epic. Originally he planned a whole opera, then a Singspiel, finall...

score and study score with the text by Loriot

In Mozart's fragment, written in 1785, the 'Magic Flute' already sounds at times.

The concert pieces op. 113 and 114 make special demands on source criticism.

With Cesar Franck's only symphony, a central repertoire work of the late Romantic period finds its way into the new orchestral editions that Breitkopf & Härtel has placed under the heading of 'source...

Well-founded re-evaluated Can there still be new readings compared to traditional editions? This is the question that editor Clive Brown has addressed, meticulously scrutinizing the often contradictor...

Immediately after the 12 string symphonies (1821-1823), the 15-year-old Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy wrote a 'Sinfonia XIII' in C minor in March 1824.

Mendelssohn's Double Concerto in D minor is now no rare guest on concert programs.

The authentic new edition: text-critical and complete available for purchase (only edition with choral score and a historically legitimized piano reduction by Josef Zubaty)