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Spartiti
Balmer & Weber, 1872.
Editore
St.Louis: Balmer & Weber, 1872. Plate 2962=2.
Osservazioni varie
"Op.430" according to the score, although it seems that the real Op.430 consists of solo Lieder, unrelated to this chorus. (See List of works by Franz Abt).
Title page also lists two others male choruses: as "Op.431 No.1", Still ruht der See, which is probably Op.427 No.1, and as "Op.431 No.2", Nachtwächter-Ruf, which is probably be Op.427 No.4, or Op.233 No.3 − again, Op.431 consists of unrelated solo Lieder.
Title page also lists two others male choruses: as "Op.431 No.1", Still ruht der See, which is probably Op.427 No.1, and as "Op.431 No.2", Nachtwächter-Ruf, which is probably be Op.427 No.4, or Op.233 No.3 − again, Op.431 consists of unrelated solo Lieder.
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Balmer & Weber, 1872.
Editore
St.Louis: Balmer & Weber, 1872. Plate 2962=2.
Osservazioni varie
"Op.430" according to the score, although it seems that the real Op.430 consists of solo Lieder, unrelated to this chorus. (See List of works by Franz Abt).
Title page also lists two others male choruses: as "Op.431 No.1", Still ruht der See, which is probably Op.427 No.1, and as "Op.431 No.2", Nachtwächter-Ruf, which is probably be Op.427 No.4, or Op.233 No.3 − again, Op.431 consists of unrelated solo Lieder.
Title page also lists two others male choruses: as "Op.431 No.1", Still ruht der See, which is probably Op.427 No.1, and as "Op.431 No.2", Nachtwächter-Ruf, which is probably be Op.427 No.4, or Op.233 No.3 − again, Op.431 consists of unrelated solo Lieder.
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