Moldenhauer archives at the Library of Congress, circa 1000-circa 1990

Appendix C: Bayerische Staatsbibliothek

Moldenhauer Archives at Bayerische Staatsbibliothek

Beer-Walbrunn, Anton
Mus. ms.: String Quartet in C Major, 1891. Score, parts
2 L.: to Widmann. Munich, 9 Feb., 17 Dec. 1925
Beethoven, Ludwig van
Related Collection Materials seeBülow, Hans von
Berg, Alban
A. Mus. ms.: Kontrapunktstudien, ca. 1905. 7p., 34.5x26cm.
A. Mus. ms. S.: Lulu, Act I, scene 3, to Schloss, Oct. 1931. 3p., 35x27cm., pencil. Particell fragment. See libretto below
A. Mus. ms.: [same]. 1 leaf, 25x10cm., black ink, pencil. Draft of the ragtime music, measures 1007-1021; plus rhythmic sketch of opening, measures 991-93
Digital image available
Mus. ms.: Ein Orchesterlied, op. 4, no. 5, arranged for piano, harmonium, violin, and violoncello, Mar. 1917, to Alma Mahler
Mus. ms.: 7 frühe Lieder. The complete cycle which served for the preparation of the printed edition. no. 5, Im Zimmer, is entirely in Berg's autograph. The other songs are partly in his handwriting, and all bear his markings
Mus. ms.: 7 frühe Lieder, Im Zimmer. Transposed by Berg
Mus. ms.: Viel Träume, op. 7, no. 2, ca. 1902
Mus. ms.: Der Wein. Particell. 18p.
3 L.: to Hildegard Jone. 1923, 1932, 1935
50 L.: to Otto Jokl. 1926-1935. Includes letter addressed to Jokl, Apostel, and Schloss, 1934. With many corrections, musical illustrations
10 L.: to Norbert Schwarzmann. 1925
L.: to Webern. 1925
L.: to Knudsen. 3 Mar. 1926
L.: to Mrs. Stiedry
14 L.: to Ruzena Herlinger. 1927-1935
L.: to Ludwig Karpath. Vienna, 11 Dec. 1928
10 L.: to Josef Humplik. 1928-1930
L.: to Fritz Mahler. Vienna, 27 May 1930
2 L.: to Paul Sanders. Vienna, 14 Oct. 1930, Mar. 1933
5 L.: to Adolph Weiss. 1931, 1934
L.: to Fritz Stiedry. 28 May 1932
L.: to Werner Reinhart. June 1932
L.: to Paul A. Pisk. 13 July 1932
L.: to Hans Heinsheimer. 22 June 1934. On a copy of a letter to Berg, from Fitelberg
2 L.: to Arnold Schoenberg. Drafts, 1933, [1934]. Also draft to Gertrud Schoenberg, 1934
2 L.: to Pollak. 8 Aug. 1934, 15 Aug. 1935
L.: to Johan Franco. Vienna, 24 Apr. 1935
L.: to Peter Jirak. 18 Oct. 1935
L.: to Josef Polnauer. Vienna, n.d.
9 L.: to Willi Reich. With two additional notes to Reich, news clippings, and the proposal for the Wozzeck cigarette
138 L.: to Julius Schloss. With additional invitations, copies of letters
8 L.: including letters to the BBC
Doc.: Correspondence. Regarding the first production of Wozzeck, including letters and cards from Fritz Busch, Johanna Klemperer, Ernst Lert, Richard Lert, Otto Lohse, Franz Schalk, Bernhard Schuster, Waldheim-Eberle AG, and others
Doc.: Critique. By Julius Korngold, and reply by Berg
Doc.: Outline. Berg's ideal for a Wozzeck cast
Doc.: Typescript. Lecture on Wozzeck, with annotations by Berg, Reich
Doc.: Additional autograph documents include notes, drafts, annotations on clippings, radio programs, printed scores, programs
Lib. A. Annot.: Lulu. Typescript with autograph annotations, pp.1-19, 51 only. On bottom of the page and on verso, Berg writes an outline of symphonic excerpts from Lulu, including designation of musical forms, and text of "Lied der Lulu"
Pri. Sco. A. Rev.: Der Wein. Piano-vocal score. Proofs, with autograph corrections. With additional copy of first printed edition, including coaching directions by Webern, and annotations by Berg
Pri. Sco. A. Annot.: Wozzeck. Piano-vocal score. First edition, with numerous autograph annotations
Engr.: Berg's birthplace
Port. Phot. S.: several, including one to Julius Schloss (May 1928) with musical quotation
Port. Paint.: by Hildegard Jone
2 Port. Draw.: by Hildegard Jone
Berg, Helene
L.: to Mrs. Zemlinsky. Vienna, 25 June 1923
2 L.: to Ruzena Herlinger. 1932, 1936
L.: to Julius Schloss. Hof-Gastein, 11 Feb. 1936
9 L.: to Otto Jokl. 1938, 1946-1949
L.: to Fritz Mahler. Vienna, 14 Oct. 1955
9 L.: to Alma Mahler. 1957-1959
12 L.: to Hanna Schwarz. Vienna, Veldon, 1967-1973
L.: to Hans Moldenhauer
Doc.: Typescript. Vienna, 15 July 1970. Describing Berg's last illness, personally given to Hans Moldenhauer. Unpublished
Blacher, Boris
Related Collection Materials seeHartmann, Karl Amadeus
Büchtger, Fritz
Mus. ms.: Weihnachtsoratorium, Drei Könige, 1959
11 L.: Munich, 1959-1962
Port.
Bülow, Hans von
Mus. ms.: Militärmarsch by Beethoven, arranged by von Bülow for piano solo
L.: Berlin, 31 Oct. 1858
Dessau, Paul
Related Collection Materials seeHartmann, Karl Amadeus
Destouches, Franz Seraph von
L.: Weimar, 27 Jan. 1808
Egk, Werner
Mus. ms.: Irische Legende
L.: to Hans Moldenhauer. 22 Feb. 1960
Port.
Fraenkel, Wolfgang
NB: The following music manuscripts may consist of and include additional items such as condensed sketches, scores, parts, transparencies, drafts, printed scores, sound recordings, or other materials.
Mus. ms.: Die 82. Sure des Koran, 1936
Mus. ms.: Aphoristische Symphonie, 1970
Mus. ms.: Ballade in C-Moll, 1923
Mus. ms.: Blaue Stunde, 1919
Mus. ms.: Der Brennende Dornbusch, 1928
Mus. ms.: Burleske, 1922
Mus. ms.: Cantata brevis, 1933
Mus. ms.: Chanson, 1935
Mus. ms.: Chinese Song, [ca. 1960]
Mus. ms.: Divertimentum Canonicum, 1935. Excerpt
Mus. ms.: [Drafts and sketches for 14 early songs]
Mus. ms.: Drei Gesänge, 1924
Mus. ms.: 3 Klavierstücke, 1913
Mus. ms.: 3 Lieder nach chinesischen Dichtern für Altstimme und Orchester, 1941
Mus. ms.: 13 Lieder, 1919
Mus. ms.: Dritte Symphonie, 1940
Mus. ms.: Duo für Geige und Bratsche, 1917
Mus. ms.: Filippo and his Flute, 1948
Mus. ms.: An eine Fremde, Dunkele Frau, 1921
Mus. ms.: Frühe Klavierwerke, 1919-1923
Mus. ms.: 5 Lieder, 1914
Mus. ms.: 5 Lieder, 1915
Mus. ms.: 5 Lieder, 1921
Mus. ms.: Fünf Lieder nach Gedichten von Christian Morgenstern, 1928
Mus. ms.: Fünf Stücke von Frescobaldi, bearbeitet für Orchester, 1958
Mus. ms.: Im Garten des Serails, 1921
Mus. ms.: Gavotte und Musette aus der Englischen Suite in G-Moll by Bach, 1939
Mus. ms.: Gesellschaft im Herbst, 1962
Mus. ms.: Die Heimkehr, 1915
Mus. ms.: In himmelblauer Ferne, 1919
Mus. ms.: Hölle, Weg, Erde, 1944
Mus. ms.: Impromptu in As-Dur, 1919
Mus. ms.: Impromptu in Es-Dur, 1918
Mus. ms.: Impromptu in D-Dur, 1921
Mus. ms.: Impromptu in D-Moll, 1919
Mus. ms.: Impromptu in F-Dur, 1919
Mus. ms.: Invention, 1951
Mus. ms.: Jazz, 1927
Mus. ms.: Des Jungen Joseph-Osarsiph wundersamer Abendsegen und Sterbespruch, 1968
Mus. ms.: [Kadenzen, to Mozart's Serenades, K. 204, K. 250; Konzert in G-Dur für Flöte und Orchester, 1933]
Mus. ms.: Klavierstück, 1964
Mus. ms.: Klavierwerke, 1925-1964
Mus. ms.: Konzert für Flöte und Orchester, 1930
Mus. ms.: Konzert für Violoncello und Orchester, 1935
Mus. ms.: Kyrie, 1921
Mus. ms.: Langsamer Satz by Webern
Mus. ms.: Liebesgedichte, 1919
Mus. ms.: Meeressrand, 1913
Mus. ms.: Mein Sterbelied, 1921
Mus. ms.: Missa aphoristica, 1973. With additional blueprint score
Mus. ms.: Mitternacht, 1919
Mus. ms.: Motette
Mus. ms.: Musik zum Faust, [ca. 1908-1910]
Mus. ms.: Musik für Orchester (Symphonie), 1948, 1949
Mus. ms.: Musik für Violine allein, 1954
Mus. ms.: Musik (Sonate) für Cello allein, 1933
2 Mus. mss.: One Step, 1919, 1927
Mus. ms.: Passacaglia in Fis-Moll, 1923
Mus. ms.: Passacaglia in G-Moll by Handel, 1939
Mus. ms.: Pontius Pilatus. With additional typescript of libretto
Mus. ms.: Portrait of an American Town, 1957
Mus. ms.: Preludium und Fuge in C-Moll, 1933
Mus. ms.: Priester-Chor, 1912
Mus. ms.: Pythia, 1921
Mus. ms.: Quartette, 1919
Mus. ms.: Requiem, 1915
Mus. ms.: Resurrexit, 1913
Mus. ms.: Ritter Olaf, 1915
Mus. ms.: Romanze, 1915
Mus. ms.: Scherz, List, und Rache, 1918
Mus. ms.: 6 frühe Lieder, 1914-1921
Mus. ms.: 6 Lieder, 1922
Mus. ms.: Sérénade amoureuse, 1918
Mus. ms.: Serenade in F-Dur, 1920
Mus. ms.: 7 Lieder, 1920
Mus. ms.: 7 Preludes, 1921
Mus. ms.: Sinfonia, 1956
Mus. ms.: Sommerduft, 1919
Mus. ms.: Sonate, 1911
Mus. ms.: Sonate für Bratsche allein, 1929
Mus. ms.: Sonate für Bratsche und Pianoforte, 1963
Mus. ms.: Sonate für Cello und Klavier, 1934
Mus. ms.: Sonate für Pianoforte Solo, (Musik für Pianoforte, no. 2), 1930
Mus. ms.: Sonate für Violine und Klavier, 1935
Mus. ms.: Sonate in C-Dur, 1921
Mus. ms.: Sonate in D-Moll, 1916
Mus. ms.: Sonate in D-Moll, 1919
Mus. ms.: Sonate in Es-Dur, 1920
Mus. ms.: Sonate in G-Moll, 1915
Mus. ms.: Sonatine für Klavier, 1925
Mus. ms.: Sonne und Fleisch, 1949. Excerpt
Mus. ms.: Streichquartett, 1949
Mus. ms.: Streichquartett, 1960
Mus. ms.: Streichquartett in F-Dur, 1923
Mus. ms.: Streichquartett in Fis-Moll, 1924
Mus. ms.: Streichquintett, 1976
Mus. ms.: Suite, 1924
Mus. ms.: Suite in G-Moll, 1918
Mus. ms.: Symphonie, 1962
Mus. ms.: Symphonie in D-Moll, 1920
Mus. ms.: Symphonische Aphorismen, 1959
Mus. ms.: Toccata für Orgel, 1934
Mus. ms.: Tor und Tod, 1916
Mus. ms.: Trio-Sonate für Orgel in G-Dur by Bach, 1936
Mus. ms.: Valse, 1918
Mus. ms.: Variationen in C-Dur, 1918
Mus. ms.: Variationen und Fantasien über ein Thema von Arnold Schoenberg, 1954
Mus. ms.: 4 Lieder, 1913
Mus. ms.: 4 Lieder, 1919
Mus. ms.: IV. Symphonie, 1943
Mus. ms.: 4 Totenlieder, 1915
Mus. ms.: Der Wegweiser, 1931
Mus. ms.: Auf Wiedersehen, 1921
Mus. ms.: Der Wingwurz, 1924
Mus. ms.: 2 Lieder, 1913
Mus. ms.: 2 Lieder, 1919
Mus. ms.: Zwei Lieder, 1934
Mus. ms.: 2 Sonaten, 1918
Mus. ms.: Zweite Symphonie, 1937
Mus. ms. Repro.: 3 Orchesterlieder, 1941
Mus. ms. Repro.: 4 Klavierstücke, 1937
Fraenzl, Ferdinand
L.: to Johann André. Moscow, 30 May/11 June 1804
2 L.: Munich, 18 June 1815, 11 May 1822
Frank, Ernst
5 L.: to Franz von Holstein. Mannhein, 1875. With musical illustrations
Genzmer, Harald
Mus. ms.: Concerto for Violin and Small Orchestra, 1959. Sketches
Mus. ms.: Prolog, 1959. Sketches
4 L.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Munich, 1959, 1960
Haas, Joseph
Mus. ms.: Nachtwandler, op. 102, 1950. Includes draft in condensed score, piano part, and typescript
L.: to Paul A. Pisk. Munich, 25 Nov. 1925
L.: to Tischer. Munich, 20 Dec. 1926
L.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Munich, 7 Mar. 1958
L.: Munich, 18 Apr. 1959. On verso, portrait reproduction, to Hans Moldenhauer
Hartmann, Karl Amadeus
Mus. ms.: Anno 48-Friede, 1936. Includes libretto, corrections, and other documents
Mus. ms.: Gesangsszene, to Hans Moldenhauer. Sketches and complete draft
Mus. ms.: [Sketches]: Concerto funebre, Konzert für Bratsche und Klavier, Simplicius Simplicissimus, [Symphonies, including Nos. 1, 5, 6, 7], Symphonische Ouverture, and many more unidentified sketches
Mus. ms.: Streichquartett, "Carillon," 1934. Full score, with accompanying newspaper clippings
Mus. ms.: Suite for Violin Solo. Unpublished
Related Collection Materials seeStravinsky, Igor
Hausegger, Siegmund von
L.: to Karl Weigl. Munich, 13 June 1928
Henze, Hans Werner
Related Collection Materials seeHartmann, Karl Amadeus
Höller, Karl
Mus. ms.: Sweelinck-Variationen für Orchester, op. 56
2 L.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Munich, New York, 27 Apr. 1959, 29 Feb. 1961
Jokl, Otto
Mus. ms.: Abend
Mus. ms.: Abseits, op. 17
Mus. ms.: Beauty
Mus. ms.: Die Braut spricht
Mus. ms.: The Brothers
2 Mus. mss.: Chartless; Autumn Sky
Mus. ms.: Dance of the Puppets
Mus. ms.: The Day of an American Baby
Mus. ms.: Drei Chöre, op. 18
Mus. ms.: 8 Minute Symphony
Mus. ms.: Einblick
Mus. ms.: Einsamkeit
Mus. ms.: In the Evening
Mus. ms.: Five Dance Pieces
Mus. ms.: [Five Fugues]
Mus. ms.: [Five Piano Pieces]
Mus. ms.: Four Tame Satires
Mus. ms.: [Fourth String Quartet]
Mus. ms.: Die frühe Stunde
Mus. ms.: Grosses Klaviertrio, op. 10
Mus. ms.: Heimliche Liebschaft
Mus. ms.: Heitere Suite, op. 24. Full score, parts, sketches, blueprint score
Mus. ms.: Immerfort
Mus. ms.: Jazzvariationen
Mus. ms.: An ein Kind
Mus. ms.: Lebenstraum, 1908
Mus. ms.: Zur Lebensweisheit
Mus. ms.: Liebesdrang
Mus. ms.: Lied der Stimmen in uns
Mus. ms.: Light a Candle in the Chapel, arranged by J. Mason
Mus. ms.: Love, Life, and After
Mus. ms.: Lulu Suite by Berg. Piano reduction
Mus. ms.: Eine Nacht
Mus. ms.: Nachtbild
Mus. ms.: Nachtstille
Mus. ms.: Neurotic Songs
Mus. ms.: Orchester-Suite, op. 26
Mus. ms.: Phantastische Improvisation, 1911
Mus. ms.: Präludium und Fuge, op. 7
Mus. ms.: Praeludium und Fuge by Bach, arranged by Max Reger
Mus. ms.: Reigen
Mus. ms.: The Reply
Mus. ms.: S'ist no net lang
Mus. ms.: Scherzo bizzarro
Mus. ms.: Schicksal
Mus. ms.: Second Suite for Orchestra
Mus. ms.: Selbstgefällig
Mus. ms.: Seven Songs and Ballads
Mus. ms.: Sinfonietta for String Orchestra
Mus. ms.: Sinfonietta seria, op. 27
Mus. ms.: So nimm denn meine Hände
Mus. ms.: Sonate, op. 13, 1926
Mus. ms.: Sonate, op. 29
Mus. ms.: Sonate für Klavier, op. 14
Mus. ms.: Sonatine, op. 11
Mus. ms.: Das Sterben Jesu
Mus. ms.: Streichduo, 1925
Mus. ms.: String Quartet, op. 25
Mus. ms.: Stück für Streichduo, 1927
Mus. ms.: Stück für Streichquartett
Mus. ms.: Suite on Yugoslavian Folk Melodies
Mus. ms.: Suite aus C. M. von Webers Euryanthe
Mus. ms.: Summer Is
Mus. ms.: Ein Talisman
Mus. ms.: Third String Quartet
Mus. ms.: Trauermarsch, 1922
Mus. ms.: Einer Verlassenen
Mus. ms.: Weine nur nicht
Mus. ms.: When You Return
Mus. ms.: Wir wähnten lange recht zu leben, op. 20, no. 2
Mus. ms.: [Woodwind Quartet]
Mus. ms.: [Woodwind Trio]
Mus. ms.: A Wreath of Meyerbeerian Melodies
Mus. ms.: Zwei Stücke für Streichorchester, op. 12
Mus. ms.: Zweites Streichquartett, op. 28
Mus. ms. Repro.: Slavic Folk Tune Suite
S. rec.: String Quartet no. 2
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Klemperer, Otto
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Korngold, Julius
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Lachner, Franz Paul
Mus. ms.: Fugue in Three Voices on "Lachner," Munich, Apr. 1841
2 L.: to Carl Reinecke. Munich, 5 Nov. 1871, 30 Nov. 1884
Lachner, Ignaz
L.: to the court conductor Lampert. Hamburg, 28 Mar. 1858
Doc.: Biographical information
Lert, Ernst Josef Maria
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Lert, Richard Johannes
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Levi, Hermann
Mus. ms. cop.: Falstafferel, ca. 1870
L.: Munich, [31 Dec. 1873]
Lindpaintner, Peter J. von
Mus. ms.: Des Todtengräbers Liebeslied, 1838
2 L.: Stuttgart, 14 May 1842; 31 May 1850
Lohse, Otto
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Mahler, Alma
4 A. L. S.: to Norbert Schwarzmann. ca. 1924
A. L. S.: to Julius Schloss. 29 Mar. 1936
A. Card S.: to Zemlinsky. [1936].
A. L. S.: to Friederike Zweig. Beverly Hills, 14 Aug. 1950
A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. New York, 3 Mar. 1958. 2p.
A. L. S.: n.d. 1p.
A. Doc.: Autobiographical sketch. 2p. With additional typescript
Call. c. Annot.
A. Doc. S.: Facsimile. Mahler's Tenth Symphony. With Alma Mahler's autograph dedication to Zemlinsky
Doc.: File. Correspondence, writings, documents, 1956-1959. Includes letter by friends and business associates, typescripts of original writings, interviews, legal papers, photos, newspaper criticisms, and assorted notes
A. Doc. S.: Note. Description to accompany the sketches for Mahler's Tenth Symphony
Doc. A. Annot.: Poem. Carbon copy of "An Alma," by Franz Werfel, with Alma Mahler's annotation. 1p., with two portrait photographs of Franz Werfel
Mahler, Gustav
A. Mus. ms.: Des Knaben Wunderhorn, no. 3, "Trost im Unglück," for voice and piano. 2p., 32x25cm. First draft; no. 10, "Lob der Kritik," for voice and piano. 3p., 32x25cm.
[A?]. Mus. ms. S.: Symphony no. 2. 60p., 27x35cm. Piano reduction, complete manuscript
A. Mus. ms.: Symphony no. 4. 2p., 27x34cm. First movement, condensed score, early sketches. Recto of leaf contains measures 184-197, followed by 20 measures crossed out. Verso of leaf begins with measures 226-242 (crossed out), with 8 unidentified measures following; First movement, condensed score, early sketches (1p., 27x34cm.); Preliminary version of the final full score, including first movement (28p.), second movement (25p.), and third movement (26p.), all 27x34cm.; Fourth movement, "'Das himmlische Leben,' aus Des Knaben Wunderhorn, Eine Humoreske für eine Singstimme mit Orchester, Partitur" (37p., 35x27cm.); also, piano-vocal score (13p., 35x27cm.), both manuscripts by a copyist, with numerous additions and corrections in Mahler's autograph, with cover marked "4.Satz," (33x26cm.)
Digital image available
A. Mus. ms.: Symphony no. 7 and Symphony no. 6; additional unused sketches, ca. 1903-5. 5 single leaves (9 pages), 27x35cm., with accompanying statement by Alban Berg (9 July 1924)
Digital image available
A. Mus. ms.: Symphony no. 9 : Third movement, sketches in condensed score. 2p., 35x27cm.; Fourth movement, measures 3 to 39 in condensed score; on verso, early draft for the second movement (2p., 27x34cm.)
A. Mus. ms.: Symphony no. 10: First movement, Adagio. Complete first draft (12p., 27x35cm.); sketch in condensed score (1p., 19 measures, 34x27cm.), with a note in the hand of Alma Mahler; sketches in condensed score (1p., 41 measures, 27x35cm.); Third movement, "Purgatorio." Sketch in condensed score. (1p., 27x34cm.); Fourth movement. Sketches in condensed score. (1p., 27x34cm.) A note accompanies the leaf, partly written by Alban Berg, partly by Alma Mahler
A. Mus ms.: "Der Tamboursgesell," for voice and orchestra. 11p., 27x35cm. Full score, containing some corrections. Also, piano-vocal score, dated at end, Maiernigg, 12 July 1901. 2p., 27x35cm. The first page contains 2 versions
A. L. S.: to Josephine Poisl. [Vienna, 18 Mar. 1880]. 4p.
A. L. S.: to Josephine Poisl. [Vienna], n.d. 7p.
A. L. S.: to Fanni Poisl. Vienna, 29 Mar. 1880. 4p.
A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. Communications, 1901-1910. Approximately 326 items, including 225 autograph letters (totaling 580 pages), 59 postcards, 2 Bons, 34 telegrams, 6 poems (all dating from 1910, listed above). Included are the following communications to Alma Mahler: Prague, 10 Sept. 1908. 4p., opening with the motto "O selig, o selig" and expressing his exasperation over rehearsals and instrumentalists. Also asking for Pfitzner's address; Hotel Blauer Stern, Prague, 22 Sept. 1908. 2p.; Amsterdam, n.d. 3p., telling her that his symphony was a great success in Amsterdam. He had decided to present the Fourth and not the Seventh Symphony in New York
19 A. L. S.: to Carl and Anna Moll. 43p. The correspondence begins in Vienna during Mahler's tenure at the Court Opera and continues through his American period up to the summer of 1910 when he stayed in Toblach
A. L. S.: to Heinrich Conried. [1907]. 3p.
24 A. L. S.: to Emil Hertzka. [1909-1910]. 58p.
A. L. S.: to Gatti-Casazza. n.d. 7p.
4 L.: to Musik Edition Wien [Universal Edition]. n.d.
A. L. S.: to Prince Montenuovo. n.d. 3p.
A. L. S.: to a publisher. n.d. 4p.
A. L. S.: to Fritz Steinbach. Maiernigg, n.d. 4p. Discusses in detail the rehearsals for his Third Symphony
Tlgm. A. Annot.: from H. Fernow. Berlin. With Mahler's notes on recto
Tlgm. A. Annot.: from Sachnowsky. With draft of Mahler's response penned on verso
Tlgm.: from Ambassador Tucher. Berlin
A. T. p.: "2. Satz./(Scherzo)/(August 1901. Maiernigg beendet)." 1p., 27x35cm.
A. Doc.: Note. [ca. 1880]. 1p.
3 A. Doc.: Poems. "In der Nacht!", Sept. 1884; "Ebenso," n.d.; "für den 18. August .84." 4p.
A. Doc. S.: Poems. Letter draft, with poem stanzas, 18 Oct. 1884. 4p.
A. Doc.: Poems. Draft of 2 poems for Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen : "Die zwei blauen Augen," 15 Dec. 1884; "Ich hab' ein glühend' Messer," 19 Dec. 1884. 2p.
A. Doc.: Poems. Miscellaneous drafts of poems. 5p.
A. Doc.: Poetic stanzas. 2p.
6 A. Doc.: Poems. "Meiner Holden! Immer Gegenwärtigen!," 17 Aug. 1910. 1p.; "Holdeste! Liebste! Mein Saitenspiel! Und mein Sturmlied!," n.d. 1p.; "Im faden Coupè--nach alter Gewohnheit!," n.d. 2p.; "In lichten Fernen," n.d. 2p., 12 lines of poetry. Autograph of the poem sent by telegram on Mahler's departure for the consultation with Dr. Sigmund Freud in Leiden, on verso, note to Alma Mahler; "Im Coupè auf der Rückkehr," 27 Aug. 1910. 1p.; "Du süsse Hand, die mich gebunden!," n.d. 1p.
Port. Phot.: 1884
Port. S.: Original etching by Rudolf Herrmann. Signed by the artist and by Mahler
Port. Phot. S.: Signed and dated by Mahler, 1911
Doc.: Card of admission to Mahler's funeral
3 Docs.: Posters. One promoting Mahler's First and Second Symphonies, and two others announcing the publication of the Third Symphony
Doc. S.: Second Symphony. First edition. With autograph dedication to Busoni
2 Docs.: Tenth Symphony. Full score of the Adagio and "Purgatorio" movements, edited by Otto Jokl, printed by Associated Music Publishers, New York, 1951
Mus. ms. Repro.: [same], 1924. Facsimile edition
Related Collection Materials seeMahler, Alma
Mahler, Leopoldine
A. L. S.: n.d. 4p.
Mann, Alfred
Related Collection Materials seeStrauss, Richard
Mauke, Wilhelm
L.: to Löwe. 20 Aug. 1910
Melichar, Alois
Mus. ms.: In tyrannos, Berlin, 1940-1942. With typed synopsis
2 L.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Munich, 8 Dec. 1959, 23 Mar. 1960
Mottl, Felix
L.: to a publisher. n.p., 16 Sept. 1888
L.: to Eugen Lindner. Munich, 28 June 1906
L.: Munich, 9 Mar. 1910
Doc.: Statement regarding Mozart. Munich, 4 Jan. 1906
Port.
Müller, Iwan
Mus. ms. : Duo de l'Opera d'Armide by Rossini. Parts
Orff, Carl
Mus. ms.: Oedipus
5 L.: to Hans Moldenhauer. 1955-1959
Port.
Pfitzner, Hans
L.: 9 June 1916
4 L.: to Hans Rosbaud. 1941, 1946, n.d.
L.: to Alfred Mann. [1945]
L.: to Leonhard, Office of Military Government for Bavaria. Munich, 31 July 1946
L.: to Gutmann. n.d.
Raff, Joseph Joachim
L.: [to Carl Reinecke?]. Wiesbaden, 25 Oct. 1867
L.: Wiesbaden, 20 June 1877
Rcpt.: 29 Sept. 1880
Rauch, Joseph
Mus. ms.: Quintet, op. 12, 1941
Reger, Max
Mus. ms.: Zwei Gesänge für gemischten Chor mit Orchester
Digital image available
L.: to E. Decsey. Munich, postmarked May 1905
L.: Leipzig, 28 April 1907
L.: to E. Kramer. Leipzig, 14 April 1910
L.: to Wendel. Meiningen, 10 June 1912
L.: to Franz Nachbaur. Meiningen, 21 June 1914
L.: to Hans Rosbaud. Weimar, 13 Dec.
Port. Phot.
Reich, Willi
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel
3 L.: Munich, 17 Oct. 1872, 24 Nov. 1887, 2 Mar. 1895
Port.
Richter, Hans
L.: London, 25 Apr. 1877
L.: to L. Engel. Vienna, 4 Sept. 1882
L.: to Louis Diener. Vienna, 1 Oct. 1892
Rüdinger, Gottfried
Mus. ms.: 6 Deutsche Tänze, op. 122
Sandberger, Adolf
5L.: to Widmann. Munich, 1921-1937
Schalk, Franz
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Schillings, Max von
2 L.: Gürzenich, 19 July 1912; Stuttgart, 20 May 1913
L.: to Zemlinsky. Berlin, 10 July 1923
Mus. Quot.: Hexenlied
Sig.
Schloss, Julius
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Schmid, Heinrich Kaspar
Mus. ms.: Ringelreihen, op. 15, Munich, 26 Jan.1913
Schmidt-Garre, Helmut
Mus. ms.: Fünf Klavierstücke, no. 1, 1929
Mus. ms.: Sonate für Klavier, 1929. Complete score
Schuster, Bernhard
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Strauss, Richard
Mus. ms.: Einleitung und Walzer Rosenkavalier I und II, Erste Walzerfolge, 18 Dec. 1945. 37p.
Mus. ms.: Albumblatt für Pianoforte, to Bertha Schüssel, 31 Mar. 1882
L.: to Otto Lessmann, Meiningen, 26 Feb. 1886
L.: to Vincent d'Indy. Munich, 25 Sept. 1897
L.: to Eugen Lindner. Charlottenburg, 28 Sept. 1901
L.: Marquartstein, 7 June 1904
L.: to Frau Raminger. Garmisch, 24 Nov. [1924]
L.: to Wymetal. Garmisch, 13 Sept. 1928
4 L.: to Paul Bekker. 1929
L.: to Karl Böhm. Garmisch, 27 Apr. 1945 (See document below, 28 May 1945)
L.: to Hans Rosbaud. Palace Hotel, 11 Feb. 1948
L.: to Gustave Samazeuilh. Garmisch, 3 June 1949
Doc.: Artistic Testament. "Memorandum über Wesen und Bedeutung der Oper und ihre Zukunft", Garmisch, 28 May 1945
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Doc.: List of names. May 1945. Strauss suggests Hartmann, Höllreiser, Krauss, and Wetzelsberger as qualified in the reconstruction of musical life in Germany after the collapse. Includes letter from Alfred Mann, [1945]
Mus. Quot.: with portrait photograph
Mus. ms. Repro.: Oboe Concerto, 1945. Photostat
Port. Phot.: with musical quotation above
Stravinsky, Igor
L. S.: Letter of testimony. Hollywood, Mar. 1958. English, German. Citing the importance of Musica viva; includes a note to K. A. Hartmann
Mus. Quot. Phot. S.: to K. A. Hartmann, Hollywood, Jan. 1952. Mounted with note in Hartmann's hand stating that the musical quotation (3 measures in score of 3 and 4 staves) is from Hartmann's Third Symphony (p. 76 of the printed score)
Wagner-Régeny, Rudolf
Related Collection Materials seeHartmann, Karl Amadeus
Webern, Anton
Related Collection Materials seeBerg, Alban
Wolf-Ferrari, Ermanno
L.: to Ernst Oppler. Munich, 27 Dec. 1912
Wüllner, Franz
2 L.: Munich, 15 May 1876; Dresden, 24 Oct. 1883
Zilcher, Hermann
Mus. ms.: Der Kuckuck ist ein braver Mann, op. 10, no. 5
3 L.: to Fritz Steinbach. Munich, 19 Dec. 1909, 31 May, 2 Aug. 1910
Zillig, Winfried
Mus. ms.: Troilus und Cressida, Chorus II
L.: Munich, 8 Aug. 1959
Zumpe, Herman
L.: n.p., n.d.