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Die Winterreise: faksimile-wiedergabe nach der Originalhandschrift. Basel: Barnreiter, 1955. Call Number: MuR 784.3 S38 w score It is a photographic reproduction and commented by Susan Youens (1989) that “many of the most informative details of the manuscript were not discernible in that publication.” p.vii--Schubert, Franz, Wilhelm Müller, and Susan Youens. 1989. Winterreise: the autograph score. New York: Pierpont Morgan Library in association with Dover Publications. “This new volume [1989] will be a welcome resource for all musicians and scholars interested in this nineteenth- century masterpiece.”
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Drei grosse Sonaten: für das Pianoforte (Frühe Fassungen). Tutzing: H. Schneider,1987. Call Number: MuR 786.183 S38 s score Reproduces holographs of 1st drafts of the sonatas (incomplete and in part sketches) Volume 1: Sonata in C minor, 8 pages [4 leaves, recto and verso] Volume 2: Sonata in A major, 16 pages [8 leaves, recto and verso] Volume 3: Sonata in Bb major, 10 pages [5 leave, recto and verso] Commentary in German |
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Winterreise: the autograph score. New York: Pierpont Morgan Library in association with Dover Publications,1989. Call Number: MuR 784.3 S38 w7 score Introduction by Susan Youens “The composition of his second song cycle to texts by Wilhelm Müller had indeed required unusual labor, unusual even for a composer given to creating multiple settings of a text in his concern to produce the best possible musical reading. … … The autograph manuscript actually consists of two separate manuscripts. The first twelve songs, or Part I, are a mixture of fair copies and heavily emended first versions; the remaining twelve songs in Part II, which Schubert called the Fortsetzung, or “Continuation,” are entirely in fair copy. The division reflects the singular compositional history of Winterreise, both composed and published in two halves. … … ” ~ Susan Youens |
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Schwanengesang: facsimiles of the autograph score and sketches, and reprint of the first edition. New Haven: Yale University Press,2000. Call Number: MuR 783.6647 S38 s3 score One of Schubert’s three major song cycles, Schwanengesang [Die schone Mullerin, Winterreise] “It appears to be the first publication to assemble three different types of primary sources for a major musical work in a single volume. Here, facsimiles of the autograph score and the three extant holograph sketches are presented together with a reprint of the first edition, a visually attractive and accurate publication that appeared less than six months after the composer’s death.” xi ~ Martin Chusid
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Winterreise: (D 911) : Faksimile nach dem Autograph der Morgan Library & Museum, New York. Laaber : Laaber,2015. Call Number: MuR 783.347 S38 w7 score Franz Schubert’s setting of the song cycle Winterreise (D 911) “The present autography of Winterreise (New York, Morgan Library, Cary Music Collection) despite its apparent unity, presents the song cycle at very different stages of its development. …” p.15 Michael Kube, translated by Graham Buckland |
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Kassel : Bärenreiter 1996 Call Number: MuR 782.5323 S38 m4 D950 score For soloists (SATB), chorus (SATB), and orchestra. Introd. in German with English translation by J. Bradford Robinson. "Entwürfe = Drafts": pages 1*-8*. |
Schubert, Franz (1797 - 1828)
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