So what music is this?
http://www.classicalarchives.com/work/919718.html
Chris
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At May 9, 2015, 4:11:43 AM, Markus Lutz<'mar...@gmlutz.de'> wrote:
Dear Arthur,
thank you very much for your list of Falckenhagen's works.
Indeed the matter is very confusing, as there are many historical
anouncements in newspapers then (of which I don't have copies; J.
Domning reports them) and the title page of "Opera Nuovo" doesn't give
any opus number.
Anyway I think, that it is possible, even probable, that the "Opera
Nuovo" are the same as "Opera IV", as they bear a very low plate number
of Haffner. The have the "III", as you also point out.
This is even more probable, because of the fact - I hope not to have
missed a thing -, that no other ensemble works beside op. III+IV had
been announced.
Op. 5 is a missing print of sonatas for solo lute and doesn't have to
do
anything with "Opera nuovo" (to correct a misleading sentence by
myself,
which also might have increased the confusion).
Best regards
Markus
Am 09.05.2015 um 00:39 schrieb AJN:
> Dear Markus and Peter,
> Perhaps I might belatedly add some additional information from a
source
> I should have consulted when we discussed these
> works, Peter. It is a bit confusing, and even expert music catalogers
> and bibliographers have been lead astray.
> Beginning in the 16th century and for many centuries thereafter
> Leipzig hosted an Easter book fair.
> For each year a published catalog listed the new works and revised
> works, including music, which
> were available for purchase from dealers at the fair.
> The catalogs are a valuable bibliographical tool for matters such as
> ours.
> For nearly a century, from 1664 until 1759, the Leipzig firm of
Johann
> Gross (and heirs) published them:
> //*Catalogus universalis, hoc est, designatio omnium librorum . . .
> vel novi vel emendatieres et auctiores prodierunt*\\
>
> Indicated below with .
> In catalogs from 1736, 1738 and 1743, the titles of eight works by
> Falckenhagen are listed, five with opus
> numbers:
>
> [Op. 1] Sonate [6] a Liuto solo . . . dedicate . . . Federica Sofia
> Villemina,Margravia di Brandenburgo.
>
> Opera prima. .. fol. NA 1/4rnberg: Haffner. RISM F71:
> copies at B-Bc, D-Rp, D-LEm, GBaLbm
>
>
> [Op. 2] Sei Partite a Liuto solo. Opera seconda. fol. kosten 2 Th. NA
> 1/4rnberg: Haffner.
>
> RISM F72: copies at B-Bc, DaBds, GB-Lbm
>
>
> [Op. 3] Sei Concerti a Liuto, Traverso [A^2] OboA<< [A^2] Violino &
> Violoncello . . . Opera terza.
>
> NA 1/4rnberg: Haffner. RISM F73a-a>supplement F72a: plate
> no. I: copy of lute part
>
> only at PL-Wu.
>
>
> [Op. 4] [Sei] Concerti a Liuto, Traverso [A^2] OboA<< & Violoncello .
.
> . Opera quarta. NA 1/4rnberg: Haffner.
>
> No copy known to survive. But we now know it existed at one
> time, and maybe . . .
>
>
> [Op. 5] [Sei] Sonatine da Camera a Liuto solo. Opera quinta. NA
> 1/4rnberg: Haffner.
>
> No copy known to survive.
>
>
> [Op. nuova] [Sei] Concerti a Liuto, Traverso OboA<< A^2 Violino
> &Violoncello . . . Opera nvova dedicati a
>
> Sua Altezza Serenissima . . . Ernesto Avgvsto, Duca di Sassonia, . .
.
> Duca regnante du Sassonia-Weimar.
>
> NA 1/4rnberg:Haffner.
>
>
> ; RISM F73, plate no. III (ca. 1743): unique copy from
> DaWRtl, now at
>
> DaWRz (RISM mistakenly cites a copy at PL-Wu; that print is not the
> same. It=Opera terza,
>
> above). This copy from the private Thurn und Taxis Hofbibliothek,
> Regensberg
>
>
> The card catalogue at WRz gives the full title and the cataloger
cites
> cross references including a
>
> "Uniform Title: Trios, Lt Ob Vc, Op. 4."
>
> This croass reference seems to be the reason some modern editions
> (including our Joachim's Gesamptausgabe)
>
> cite this print as Op. 4 (Opera IV), although no where in the print
> itself is it so designated.
>
> It remains improbable that a copy of Opera quarta was available for
> comparison.
>
> That is, "Op. 4" seems to be a music cataloger's addition.
>
> The plate number (III) is also sometimes mistaken as an opus
> number,e.g. RISM F73
>
> (above) and New Grove which give "Op. 3."
>
> The g minor concerto (No. 5) is rehearsed on You Tube by
>
> John Schneiderman, "An Evening with Wilhelmine" (Sofia Wilhelmine of
> Brandenburg,
>
> Fredrickthe Great's sister and Falckenhagen's first patroness.) The
> "opera nuova" concertos are
>
> sometimes called flute concerti in modern scores and CDs.
>
> The other works are [Sei] Sonate di Liuto solo ;
> La premier douzaine des Menuets pour le Lut ;
> Sonate del Liuto solo (Vienna)
> Not listed is Erstes Dutzend . . . Geistlicher-GesACURnge (Haffner
pl.
> no. XXII, 1746).
> RISM F 74. Copies at B-Bc, GB-Lbl and (not listed in RISM) US-Wc.
> Arthur
>
> On 05/02/15, Markus Lutz<[1][2]mar...@gmlutz.de> wrote:
>
> Hi Peter,
> op. IV has survived actually (from Jochen Domnings page:
> Op. IV, Sei Concerti, gewidmet Herzog Ernst August von Weimar
(Haffner,
> Druck Nr. III.)
> Weimar, Zentralbibliothek der Deutschen Klassik, M 8 27 a+b
> Op. IV are 6 concertos with flute/violin and basso (all parts
available
> at Trekel Musik )
> Probably the opera nuova is meant to be the same as Op. V, which we
> don't have.
> Best regards
> Markus
> Am 02.05.2015 um 16:27 schrieb Peter Danner:
> > Hi Chris
> >
> > Having written the liner notes for John Schneiderman's recording of
> > Falckenhagen's "opera nova" (a CD apparently never released), and
> > having discussed the matter in detail with Arthur Ness and others,
I
> > fear only the lute part to Op. 3 survives. Unfortunate. So much of
> > Falckenhagen's music seems to be lost.
> >
> > Whether or not opera nuova is identical to a cataloged "op. IV" (as
> > Joachim Domning claims), remains to be seen, depending on actually
> > finding a copy of "op. IV."
> >
> > I look forward to receiving your new CD, Chris.
> >
> > Peter Danner
> >
> >
> >
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