SKU: HL.49016832
ISBN 9783795764500. UPC: 841886009011. 7.75x10.75x1.88 inches. German.
Numerous revisions and adaptations are entangled in the complex history of the work 'Tannhauser'. After the world premiere in Dresden in 1845 had failed to be well received by the audience, Wagner revised large parts of the opera several times in the following decades. The most comprehensive changes were made for the Paris performance in March 1861, but even after that he made further revisions which superseded some of the previous changes and were performed in Vienna in 1875 among others.The study score is based on the version of 1875 which has misleadingly been published as the 'Paris version' until today and has actually to be referred to as 'Viennese version'. The musical text is identical to that of the critical edition within the Wagner Complete Edition, with the errata discovered since then having been corrected.3 (3. auch Picc.) * 2 * 2 * Bassklar. * 2 - 2 Ventilhr. * 2 Waldhr. * 3 * 3 * 1 - P. S. (Trgl. * Beck. * Schellentr. * gr. Tr. * Kast.) (2 Spieler) - Hfe. - Str.Auf der Buhne: Picc. * 2 * 2 * Engl. Hr. * 3 * 0 - 4 * 12 Waldhr. * 12 * 0 * 0 - S. (Trgl. * Beck. * Schellentr.) - Hfe.
SKU: TM.03869SET
Act I Scene 2. Tannhauser's love songs sung by Venus. Geliebter sag'l wo wailt dein Sinn? (Oh say, my love, where stray thy thoughts?), Dir Tone Lob, and Geliebter Komm. Sc. pg 86-140.
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SKU: TM.06996SC
Paris Version - Orchestral version (no vocals). Bacchanale.
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SKU: TM.04515VS
Act III No. 21 Are you indeed the same Tatyana! Voice in score only. Mostly sung by Onegin, but also includes Tatjana and Prince Gremin.
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SKU: TM.04515SC
SKU: BR.BV-419
Documents of a significant year
ISBN 9783765104190. 5.5 x 8.5 inches. German.
Up to now, many of the over 300 Wagner letters from the year 1867 were not published or known only in excerpts. They document a year that was of great artistic and personal significance for Richard Wagner. Next to the completion of the Meistersinger von Nurnberg, the composer witnessed standard-setting performances of Lohengrin in Munich, which was performed unabridged for the first time, and of Tannhauser in the revised 1861 version for Paris. Wagner kept his personal life rooted in Tribschen near Lucerne at this time. This is where Eva von Bulow, the daughter of Wagner and Cosima, was born in February 1867.Documents of a significant year.
