Complete
Sheet music
Vocal Scores
3
Arrangements and Transcriptions
2
Vocal Scores
B. Schott's Söhnen, 1831.
Arranger
Victor Rifaut (1798–1838), piano reduction
Language
French / German
Translator
Karl August von Lichtenstein (1767–1845), German text
Publisher
Mainz: B. Schott's Söhnen, 1831. Plate 3403.
Misc. Notes
It seems unclear now which member of the house of Liechtenstein is meant (unless so few of them engaged in work outside the martial that the meaning was clear at the time- an impression one gets, somehow, from Wikipedia articles on the 19th-century Liechtenstein family members; though this may be due to lack of detail/interest in finding out more about individuals. After all, without investigation, one might not know that one- indeed- multiple- members of the family Reuß- across several branches/lines, indeed- composed, for example (including two named Heinrich Reuss.)) (Monatsbericht 1831 29, btw.)
Copyright
Troupenas, n.d.[1847].
Arranger
not credited
Language
French
Publisher
Paris: Troupenas, n.d.[1847]. Plate E.T. et Cie. 2092.
Reprinted
Paris: Brandus et Cie., n.d.
Misc. Notes
This file is part of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Rokahr Family Archive Mirroring Project.
Rokahr Family Archive Mirroring Project.
Copyright
Dark Eyed One, Dark Eyed One
Dark Eyed One, Dark Eyed One
Thos. Birch, 1833.
Editor
James B. Taylor, piano reduction; Thomas Haynes Bayly, new text.
Publisher
New York: Thos. Birch, 1833.
Misc. Notes
Seemingly an interpolation in the Horn production (New York) of Die Zauberflöte by Mozart. Sung by Sarastro.
Copyright
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B. Schott's Söhnen, 1831.
Arranger
Victor Rifaut (1798–1838), piano reduction
Language
French / German
Translator
Karl August von Lichtenstein (1767–1845), German text
Publisher
Mainz: B. Schott's Söhnen, 1831. Plate 3403.
Misc. Notes
It seems unclear now which member of the house of Liechtenstein is meant (unless so few of them engaged in work outside the martial that the meaning was clear at the time- an impression one gets, somehow, from Wikipedia articles on the 19th-century Liechtenstein family members; though this may be due to lack of detail/interest in finding out more about individuals. After all, without investigation, one might not know that one- indeed- multiple- members of the family Reuß- across several branches/lines, indeed- composed, for example (including two named Heinrich Reuss.)) (Monatsbericht 1831 29, btw.)
Copyright
Complete
Complete
Troupenas, n.d.[1847].
Arranger
not credited
Language
French
Publisher
Paris: Troupenas, n.d.[1847]. Plate E.T. et Cie. 2092.
Reprinted
Paris: Brandus et Cie., n.d.
Misc. Notes
This file is part of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Rokahr Family Archive Mirroring Project.
Rokahr Family Archive Mirroring Project.
Copyright
Dark Eyed One, Dark Eyed One
Dark Eyed One, Dark Eyed One
Dark Eyed One, Dark Eyed One
Dark Eyed One, Dark Eyed One
Thos. Birch, 1833.
Editor
James B. Taylor, piano reduction; Thomas Haynes Bayly, new text.
Publisher
New York: Thos. Birch, 1833.
Misc. Notes
Seemingly an interpolation in the Horn production (New York) of Die Zauberflöte by Mozart. Sung by Sarastro.
Copyright