Der Wachtelschlag (Il canto della Quaglia) ... 68tes Werk. [Piano-vocal score]
- Wien: A. Diabelli & Comp: Graben No. 1133 [PN 2451], 1830
Wien: A. Diabelli & Comp: Graben No. 1133 [PN 2451], 1830. Oblong folio. Disbound. 1f. (recto title, verso blank), [i] (blank), 4-7 pp., [i] (blank) pp. Engraved throughout. On wove paper without watermark.
Slightly worn and foxed; minor ink stain to blank lower margin of title; small tear to blank lower outer corner of title repaired with archival tape to verso. First separate edition, second issue. Deutsch 742, p. 447. Hirsch IV, 545. Raab I, p. 274, A-2.
Der Wachteschlag (The Quail's Song), set to text by Samuel Friedrich Sauter, was first published in 1822 in the periodical Wiener Zeitschrift fur Kunst, Literatur, Theater und Mode.
"The only canonic Viennese composer native to Vienna, [Schubert] made seminal contributions in the areas of orchestral music, chamber music, piano music and, most especially, the German lied. The richness and subtlety of his melodic and harmonic language, the originality of his accompaniments, his elevation of marginal genres and the enigmatic nature of his uneventful life have invited a wide range of readings of both man and music that remain among the most hotly debated in musical circles." Robert Winter, Maurice J.E. Brown, and Eric Sams in Grove Music Online.
Slightly worn and foxed; minor ink stain to blank lower margin of title; small tear to blank lower outer corner of title repaired with archival tape to verso. First separate edition, second issue. Deutsch 742, p. 447. Hirsch IV, 545. Raab I, p. 274, A-2.
Der Wachteschlag (The Quail's Song), set to text by Samuel Friedrich Sauter, was first published in 1822 in the periodical Wiener Zeitschrift fur Kunst, Literatur, Theater und Mode.
"The only canonic Viennese composer native to Vienna, [Schubert] made seminal contributions in the areas of orchestral music, chamber music, piano music and, most especially, the German lied. The richness and subtlety of his melodic and harmonic language, the originality of his accompaniments, his elevation of marginal genres and the enigmatic nature of his uneventful life have invited a wide range of readings of both man and music that remain among the most hotly debated in musical circles." Robert Winter, Maurice J.E. Brown, and Eric Sams in Grove Music Online.
Details
Title
Der Wachtelschlag (Il canto della Quaglia) ... 68tes Werk. [Piano-vocal score]
Author
SCHUBERT, Franz 1797-1828
Condition
Unknown
Publisher
A. Diabelli & Comp: Graben No. 1133 [PN 2451]: Wien
Date
1830