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拍品 43|Music manuscripts from the collection of Helmut Nanz
Joseph Lanner (1801-1843)
Autograph manuscript signed ('J. Lanner'), orchestration for 16-part orchestra of the overture to Peter Josef von Lindpaintner's opera Der Vampyr, n.d. [c.1830]
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Joseph Lanner (1801-1843)
Autograph manuscript signed ('J. Lanner'), orchestration for 16-part orchestra of the overture to Peter Josef von Lindpaintner's opera Der Vampyr, n.d. [c.1830]
A fair copy on two systems of eight staves, 19 pages, 244 x 311mm (contemporary pagination, later foliation), a few minor erasures, titled at the top of first page 'Instrumentirung zum 16 Stimigen Orchester zur Ouverture der Vampyr v. Lindpaintner, arrangirt v. J. Lanner / Mitt Gott', gathered with a ribbon.
A musical arrangement by one of the fathers of the Viennese waltz. Joseph Lanner was the great rival to Johann Strauss I as the earliest proponent of the Viennese waltz: his manuscripts are almost all held by the Vienna Stadt- und Landesbibliothek, and RBH records no autograph manuscripts at auction since 1947. Der Vampyr was first performed at Stuttgart on 21 September 1828: it is Lindpaintner's most successful opera. The libretto is ultimately derived from the 1819 short story 'The Vampyre' by J.W. Polidori, though the printed edition repeats the common misattribution to Lord Byron.
Autograph manuscript signed ('J. Lanner'), orchestration for 16-part orchestra of the overture to Peter Josef von Lindpaintner's opera Der Vampyr, n.d. [c.1830]
A fair copy on two systems of eight staves, 19 pages, 244 x 311mm (contemporary pagination, later foliation), a few minor erasures, titled at the top of first page 'Instrumentirung zum 16 Stimigen Orchester zur Ouverture der Vampyr v. Lindpaintner, arrangirt v. J. Lanner / Mitt Gott', gathered with a ribbon.
A musical arrangement by one of the fathers of the Viennese waltz. Joseph Lanner was the great rival to Johann Strauss I as the earliest proponent of the Viennese waltz: his manuscripts are almost all held by the Vienna Stadt- und Landesbibliothek, and RBH records no autograph manuscripts at auction since 1947. Der Vampyr was first performed at Stuttgart on 21 September 1828: it is Lindpaintner's most successful opera. The libretto is ultimately derived from the 1819 short story 'The Vampyre' by J.W. Polidori, though the printed edition repeats the common misattribution to Lord Byron.
Joseph Lanner (1801-1843)
Autograph manuscript signed ('J. Lanner'), orchestration for 16-part orchestra of the overture to Peter Josef von Lindpaintner's opera Der Vampyr, n.d. [c.1830]
A fair copy on two systems of eight staves, 19 pages, 244 x 311mm (contemporary pagination, later foliation), a few minor erasures, titled at the top of first page 'Instrumentirung zum 16 Stimigen Orchester zur Ouverture der Vampyr v. Lindpaintner, arrangirt v. J. Lanner / Mitt Gott', gathered with a ribbon.
A musical arrangement by one of the fathers of the Viennese waltz. Joseph Lanner was the great rival to Johann Strauss I as the earliest proponent of the Viennese waltz: his manuscripts are almost all held by the Vienna Stadt- und Landesbibliothek, and RBH records no autograph manuscripts at auction since 1947. Der Vampyr was first performed at Stuttgart on 21 September 1828: it is Lindpaintner's most successful opera. The libretto is ultimately derived from the 1819 short story 'The Vampyre' by J.W. Polidori, though the printed edition repeats the common misattribution to Lord Byron.
Autograph manuscript signed ('J. Lanner'), orchestration for 16-part orchestra of the overture to Peter Josef von Lindpaintner's opera Der Vampyr, n.d. [c.1830]
A fair copy on two systems of eight staves, 19 pages, 244 x 311mm (contemporary pagination, later foliation), a few minor erasures, titled at the top of first page 'Instrumentirung zum 16 Stimigen Orchester zur Ouverture der Vampyr v. Lindpaintner, arrangirt v. J. Lanner / Mitt Gott', gathered with a ribbon.
A musical arrangement by one of the fathers of the Viennese waltz. Joseph Lanner was the great rival to Johann Strauss I as the earliest proponent of the Viennese waltz: his manuscripts are almost all held by the Vienna Stadt- und Landesbibliothek, and RBH records no autograph manuscripts at auction since 1947. Der Vampyr was first performed at Stuttgart on 21 September 1828: it is Lindpaintner's most successful opera. The libretto is ultimately derived from the 1819 short story 'The Vampyre' by J.W. Polidori, though the printed edition repeats the common misattribution to Lord Byron.