Mussorgskij, Modest : Boris Godunov Teil 2

Titel (DE): Boris Godunov Teil 2 - Oper in 4 Akten
Titel (EN): Boris Godunov Part 2 - Musical Stage Play in Four Parts
Titel (FR): Boris Godunov - Musical Stage Play in Four Parts
Komponist / Composer: Mussorgskij, Modest
Herausgeber / Editor: Levasev, Evgenij
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Besetzung / Instrumentation: 5 Soli, Chor und Kammerorchester / 5 Soli, Chorus and Chamber orchestra
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Verlag / Publisher: Schott Music
Erscheindungsdatum / Date of Publishing: 03.06.1996
Ausgabe / Publication: Partitur - Score - Gesamtausgabe
complete edition - First Version 1869 - -
Seiten / Pages: 380
Verarbeitung: Leinen - Cloth
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ISMN: M-001-11539-1
ISMN-13: 979-0-001-11539-1
ISMN-EAN: 9790001115391
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Musorgskij's music was slow to be recognized outside of Russia for its masterly and forward-looking qualities. To this day his compositions are heard largely in arrangements; many are still quite unknown and unavailable in practical editions.The new edition of the Collected Works of Modest P. Musorgskij in 34 volumes will contain all of the composers finished works as well as those remaining as fragments (some published for the first time) together with collected drafts, sketches and other documentary musical and textual material relevant to Musorgskijs output.It is the aim of this edition to reproduce the compositions in their original form, thereby freeing them from the revisions in which individual sections were deliberately re-arranged and newly linked to one another, or in which changes were made to the musical substance undertaken by others.The complete edition will be divided into two series: first, Vol. 117 will contain the original works; next, Vol. 18 and 19 will present facsimi-les of the autograph scores of St Johns Night on the Bare Mountain and Pictures at an Exhibition; Vol. 20/21, the collected writings; and Vol. 2334, revisions and newly orchestrated versions by Rimskij-Korsakov, Ippolitov-Ivanov, ©ostakovic¢ and others, representing an independent tradition of performance practice.All volumes will be prepared to the standards permitted by contemporary scholarly editorial techniques and will contain prefaces and comprehensive editorial notes in Russian and English. To assist with performances in the original language, an international transliteration (ISO) of sung texts will appear beneath the Cyrillic script; a literal English translation will be provided in an appendix.

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Musorgskij's music was slow to be recognized outside of Russia for its masterly and forward-looking qualities. To this day his compositions are heard largely in arrangements; many are still quite unknown and unavailable in practical editions.The new edition of the Collected Works of Modest P. Musorgskij in 34 volumes will contain all of the composers finished works as well as those remaining as fragments (some published for the first time) together with collected drafts, sketches and other documentary musical and textual material relevant to Musorgskijs output.It is the aim of this edition to reproduce the compositions in their original form, thereby freeing them from the revisions in which individual sections were deliberately re-arranged and newly linked to one another, or in which changes were made to the musical substance undertaken by others.The complete edition will be divided into two series: first, Vol. 117 will contain the original works; next, Vol. 18 and 19 will present facsimi-les of the autograph scores of St Johns Night on the Bare Mountain and Pictures at an Exhibition; Vol. 20/21, the collected writings; and Vol. 2334, revisions and newly orchestrated versions by Rimskij-Korsakov, Ippolitov-Ivanov, ©ostakovic¢ and others, representing an independent tradition of performance practice.All volumes will be prepared to the standards permitted by contemporary scholarly editorial techniques and will contain prefaces and comprehensive editorial notes in Russian and English. To assist with performances in the original language, an international transliteration (ISO) of sung texts will appear beneath the Cyrillic script; a literal English translation will be provided in an appendix.