Wanderers Fall : Musik mit Raffeiners Versen /

Wanderers Fall : Musik mit Raffeiners Versen /

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Author / Creator:	Kalitzke, Johannes, 1959- composer.
Edition:	Full score.
Imprint:	Berlin : Boosey & Hawkes : Bote & Bock, [2022?] ©2005
Description:	1 score (107 pages) ; 42 cm
Language:	German
Subject:	Songs (Medium voice) with instrumental ensemble -- Scores. Songs (Medium voice) with chamber orchestra -- Scores. Songs. Art music. Scores. Musical settings.
Format:	Music score Print
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12886483

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Other authors / contributors:	Raffeiner, Walter, lyricist.
Instrumentation:	baritone voice 1 instrumental ensemble 1 baritone voice 1 flute 1 piccolo 1 alto flute 1 alto recorder 1 bass flute 1 oboe 1 English horn 1 clarinet in B♭ 1 sopranino clarinet 1 bass clarinet 1 bassoon 1 contrabassoon 1 horn 1 trumpet B♭ 1 trumpet C 1 piccolo trumpet 1 trombone 1 tuba 1 percussion 3 electric guitar 1 piano 1 sampler 1 electronic keyboard 1 accordion 1 violin 1 viola 1 cello 1 double bass 1
Notes:	staff notation For solo baritone and instrumental ensemble (flute/piccolo/alto flute/alto recorder/bass flute, oboe/English horn, clarinet in B♭/clarinet in E♭/bass clarinet, bassoon/contrabassoon, horn, trumpet in B♭/trumpet in C/piccolo trumpet, trombone, tuba, percussion (3 players), electric guitar, piano, sampler/keyboard, accordion, violin, viola, cello, and double bass). Words by Walter Raffeiner. Composed in 2005; revised 12/2005. Duration: approximately 20 min. Includes notes by in German. Premiered by Walter Raffeiner (baritone) and Klangforum Wien conducted by Johannes Kalitzke. German words, also printed separately as text. Staff notation.
Publisher's no.:	92695 Boosey & Hawkes/Bote & Bock 23066896AZ Boosey & Hawkes/Bote & Bock

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