For orchestra
Partituras
Interpretaciones
Arreglos y transcripciones
For orchestra
For orchestra
Selections (Nos.1, 3)
Selections (Nos.1, 3)
Associated Music Publishers, Inc., 1951.
Arreglista
Unknown
Revisor
Otto Jokl (1891–1963)
Editorial
New York: Associated Music Publishers, Inc., 1951.
Observaciones varias
Original images: ca.230dpi color jpg files approx. 2070 by 2775 pixels. Editing: re-sampled to 600dpi, converted to black and white tif files, de-skewed, and set uniform margins. According to the 1951 copyright registration
Jokl is credited with "added notes and phrases, simplified spelling, elaboration of some passages, editing and revision of music." Copyright in the U.S. was renewed in 1979 (RE0000010694) by Associated Music Publishers as a proprietor of a work made for hire. Neither the published score nor the copyright registration nor the renewal acknowledges any arranger or editorial claim by Ernst Krenek. See: Instrumentation
Derechos de autor
For orchestra
For orchestra
For orchestra
For orchestra
Complete
Complete
Kenzaburo Kakamu, 2011-21.
1-5 /44
Adagio (No.1)
Adagio (No.1)
Universal Edition, 1964.
Revisor
Erwin Ratz (1898–1973)
Internationale Gustav Mahler Gesellschaft
Internationale Gustav Mahler Gesellschaft
Editorial
Sämtliche Werke, Kritischen Gesamtausgabe: Band XIa
Vienna: Universal Edition, 1964. Plate UE 13880.
Vienna: Universal Edition, 1964. Plate UE 13880.
Derechos de autor
Muzgiz, 1974.
Revisor
Boris Levik (1898–1976)
Editorial
Moscow: Muzgiz, 1974. Plate 7618.
Observaciones varias
Levik's edition was apparently made from the 1924 publication, with only the minimal expansion of the short score segments into full score. The bowings and other editorial contributions added by Jokl in the 1951 score are absent here. Instrumentation
Derechos de autor
Adagio (No.1)
Adagio (No.1)
Adagio (No.1)
Adagio (No.1)
For 2 Violins, 2 Violas, 2 Cellos and Double Bass (Tuttle)
For 2 Violins, 2 Violas, 2 Cellos and Double Bass (Tuttle)
Marshall Tuttle.
1-5 /8
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Adagio (No.1)
Adagio (No.1)
Adagio (No.1)
Adagio (No.1)
Universal Edition, 1964.
Revisor
Erwin Ratz (1898–1973)
Internationale Gustav Mahler Gesellschaft
Internationale Gustav Mahler Gesellschaft
Editorial
Sämtliche Werke, Kritischen Gesamtausgabe: Band XIa
Vienna: Universal Edition, 1964. Plate UE 13880.
Vienna: Universal Edition, 1964. Plate UE 13880.
Derechos de autor
Adagio (No.1)
Adagio (No.1)
Muzgiz, 1974.
Revisor
Boris Levik (1898–1976)
Editorial
Moscow: Muzgiz, 1974. Plate 7618.
Observaciones varias
Levik's edition was apparently made from the 1924 publication, with only the minimal expansion of the short score segments into full score. The bowings and other editorial contributions added by Jokl in the 1951 score are absent here. Instrumentation
Derechos de autor
For orchestra
For orchestra
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