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Strong, George Templeton

Strong, George Templeton

Sintram, Op.50

1887

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4 movements

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Sintram, Op.50
Sintram, Op.50

Public Domain

Franz Jost, n.d.[1894].

Revisor

First edition (see note)

Gravador de partituras

Leipzig: F.M. Geidel.

Editora

Leipzig: Franz Jost, n.d.[1894].

Observações diversas

Original images: ca.300dpi, color tif(from pdf) files approx. 3620 by 4400 pixels. Editing: re-sampled to 600dpi, converted to black and white tif files, de-skewed, and set uniform margins. Pagination as follows: pages 1-67 (engraved), blank page, 68-177 (hand stamped), 178-182 (engraved), blank page, 183-216 (hand stamped). This matches the copy held by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra which was presented to the orchestra by Strong in 1924. The score also has some additional tempo and performance indications that have been hand stamped (these aren't found in the NYPO copy). This copy also had pasted in a copy of Ernest Ansermet's program notes (he first conducted the work in 1912). Since the copy originated from the composer's estate the hand-stamped instructions are probably his or were sanctioned by him.

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Sintram, Op.50

1887

•

4 movements

Mais informações

Franz Jost, n.d.[1894].

Revisor

First edition (see note)

Gravador de partituras

Leipzig: F.M. Geidel.

Editora

Leipzig: Franz Jost, n.d.[1894].

Observações diversas

Original images: ca.300dpi, color tif(from pdf) files approx. 3620 by 4400 pixels. Editing: re-sampled to 600dpi, converted to black and white tif files, de-skewed, and set uniform margins. Pagination as follows: pages 1-67 (engraved), blank page, 68-177 (hand stamped), 178-182 (engraved), blank page, 183-216 (hand stamped). This matches the copy held by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra which was presented to the orchestra by Strong in 1924. The score also has some additional tempo and performance indications that have been hand stamped (these aren't found in the NYPO copy). This copy also had pasted in a copy of Ernest Ansermet's program notes (he first conducted the work in 1912). Since the copy originated from the composer's estate the hand-stamped instructions are probably his or were sanctioned by him.

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