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Musical Figures, 1000-1987 (continued)
BOX-FOLDER 46/1 Adagio, for string orchestra and harp, before 1897
Autograph full score; 3 pages; 35 x 27 cm.; pencil
Note: Unpublished; originally titled "Andante"
Digital content available
BOX-FOLDER 47/2 Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, op. 42, circa 1944
Printed first edition; 99 pages
Note: Signed to Adolph Weiss with inscription, 1944 September 12-13
Note: Reduction for 2nd piano by Steuermann
New York: G. Schirmer
BOX-FOLDER 46/1 Concerto for String Quartet and Orchestra, 1933
Adapted from Handel's Concerto Grosso, op. 6, no. 7
Autograph music sketches; 2 leaves; 35 x 27 cm.; ink and red pencil
Note: To Alma Mahler
Includes: Description of his method and purpose for the transcription, in German
Digital content available
BOX-FOLDER 47/3 Dreimal tausend Jahre, op. 50a, circa 1955
Text by Dagobert D. Runes
Printed score; two copies; 3 pages each; German and English
Note: Signed by the poet of the text; with embossed stamp of Mrs. Schoenberg
Mainz: Schott's
BOX-FOLDER 47/3 Erwartung, op. 17, circa 1922
Printed piano-vocal score; 47 pages; German
Note: First edition; signed to Josef Palnauer, 1924 June; also signed by Marie Pappenheim, Alexander Zemlinsky, and Marie Gutheil-Schoder
Vienna: Universal Edition
BOX-FOLDER 46/4 Fehlerliste, 1933 January 29
3 leaves; ink and colored pencils; stamped with address
Note: Marked "Neue Liste"; corrections for 90 measures of Variationen, op. 31, including musical examples and annotations
BOX-FOLDER 48/6 Funf Orchesterstücke, op. 16, circa 1912
Printed score, signed on title page with several notations in the score
Note: Cover contains the rubber stamp of Rudolph Ganz, who received the score from the composer
Note: Score was used by Schoenberg when he conducted the work with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, 1934 February 8
Laid in: Errata list, 1922
Leipzig: Peters
BOX-FOLDER 46/2 Gavotte und Musette (im alten Style), für Streich-Orchester, 1897
Autograph full score, signed; 7 pages; 35 x 27 cm.; ink
BOX 101 Gurre-Lieder, no. 49, circa 1912
By Alban Berg
Printed piano-vocal score; 238 pages
Note: Of the special edition, Büttenpapier
BOX 101 Gurre-lieder, undated
Bound facsimile of first edition; 179 pages; German
Note: Autograph annotations by Polnauer
BOX-FOLDER 46/2 Im Korn, undated
Music by Zemlinsky; text by Evers
Autograph music manuscript; 2 pages; 25 x 30 cm.; German
Note: Song for soprano and piano
Includes: Zemlinsky's signature and dedication to Mela
BOX-FOLDER 46/7 Die Jacobsleiter, undated
Facsimile of original music manuscript; 39 pages; German
Note: Stamped by Schoenberg
BOX-FOLDER 47/5 Klavierstück, 1932 April
Printed score; 7 pages
New Music
BOX-FOLDER 46/6 Moses und Aron, undated
Typescript libretto with autograph revisions, signed; 46 pages; German
BOX-FOLDER 46/8 Moses und Aron, undated
Photostat of autograph full score; pages 103-178 (measures 166-976
Note: To Fritz Mahler
BOX-FOLDER 47/1 Moses und Aron, undated
Photostat; 5 pages
Note: Schoenberg's handwritten specifications for orchestration, annotations on many aspects of the opera, and drawing
BOX-FOLDER 47/1 Moses und Aron. "Moses zieht Aron zur Verantwortung," undated
Reproduction of document excerpt; 1 page; German
Note: From autograph libretto
BOX 120 Moses und Aron. Der Tanz um das goldene Kalb, circa 1951
Facsimile of piano-vocal manuscript score; 198 pages
Note: Signed to Adolph Weiss, 1952
Vienna: Scherchen
BOX 101 Moses und Aron. Der Tanz um das goldene Kalb, circa 1951
Printed score
Note: Signed by Gertrud Schoenberg to Adolph Weiss, 1952 September 12
Vienna: Ars Viva Hermann Scherchen
BOX 101 Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte, 1944 Christmas
Blue-line reproduction of manuscript score; 36 pages; English
Note: Signed to Adolph Weiss
BOX-FOLDER 46/9 Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte, undated
Facsimile of manuscript melodic line; 8 pages; German
Note: Stamped by Schoenberg
BOX-FOLDER 47/6 Pelleas und Melisande, op. 5, circa 1911
Printed score, signed; 131 pages
Note: Signed to Josef Polnauer, 1912 February 29; signed by Alexander Zemlinsky, 1920 June 2
Vienna: Universal Edition
BOX-FOLDER 46/6 Pelleas und Melisande, op. 5, 1934 January 9
3 autograph music quotations, signed; 1 page (10 measures)
Note: Mounted with portrait photograph, to Piller, 1921 December 30
Contents: Melisande (Andante); Golaud (Moderato); Pelleas (Vivace)
BOX-FOLDER 47/7 Pierrot Lunaire, op. 21, circa 1914
Printed score, annotated; 78 pages; German
Note: To Hans Moldenhauer from E. Stiedry, 1972 March 22
Note: Schoenberg coached Stiedry for the first recording of the work
Vienna: Universal Edition
BOX-FOLDER 48/1 Quartett, undated
Printed score; 80 pages
Berlin: Dreililien
BOX-FOLDER 46/3 Quintett für Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette, Horn and Bassoon, op. 26, 1924
Music manuscript, copied; 39 pages (incomplete parts)
Note: With "Klarinette in A"
BOX-FOLDER 48/2 Quintett für Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette, Horn und Fagott, op. 26, circa 1925
Printed score; 111 pages (parts)
Note: All bear Schoenberg stamp except flute part (Douglas Craig)
Vienna: Universal Edition
BOX-FOLDER 48/3 Songs, undated
10 printed scores, signed; 35 pages; German
Note: Ten individual printings of songs from Schoenberg's opera 2 and 3
Leipzig: Dreililien
BOX-FOLDER 46/10 Streich-Quartett. Movement 2, op. 10, undated
Facsimile of music manuscript; 47 pages; German
Note: Signed to Alexander Zemlinsky, 1909 February 18
Vienna: Schoenberg
BOX-FOLDER 46/3 String Trio, op. 45, 1946
Music manuscript, copied (incomplete); 17 pages
BOX-FOLDER 46/9 String Trio, op. 45, circa 1950
Reproduction of first edition; 23 pages
New York: Boelke-Bomart
BOX-FOLDER 46/2 Der Tag wird kühl, undated
Music by Zemlinsky
Fair copy; 3 pages; 34 x 26 cm.; German
Note: Song for soprano and piano
Note: In Schoenberg's autograph; also inscribed by Melanie Guttmann
BOX 120 Der Tanz um das Goldene Kalb, circa 1951
Printed score
Note: Signed by Gertrud Schoenberg to Adolph Weiss, 1952 September 12
Vienna: Ars Viva Hermann Scherchen
BOX-FOLDER 48/4 Variationen für Orchester, op. 31, circa 1929
Printed score; 80 pages
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