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Title
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[On front wrapper,
autograph] Symphonie (Nro 1) in D-Dur/ von / Gustav Mahler |
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Date |
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[?inter
1896–February 1898] |
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Calligraphy |
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Black ink, copied by Weidig, with autograph annotations, and printer's marks |
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Paper |
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A |
20 staves, no maker's mark,
upright format, 342 x 270
(r = 303) |
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B |
26 staves, no maker's mark,
upright format, 342 x 270
(r = 302) |
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Manuscript structure and collation |
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[fol. 1–32;
type A] = movement 1;
[fol. 33–51; type A] = movement
2;
[fol. 52–63; type A] = movement 3;
[fol. 64–107; type A and type B
(fol. 89/98 only)] = movement 4 |
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Provenance |
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Josef Weinberger; Universal Edition
(after 1910) |
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Facsimiles |
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None located |
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Select Bibliography |
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SW1b
(= [St1]) |
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Notes |
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A new copy was necessary because of the extensive revisions made
by Mahler in
ACF3 and the score may have been prepared in
connection with the performance conducted by Mahler in Prague on
3 March 1898. It was presumably this score (and a set of
parts) that Mahler posted to the organiser of the concert,
Angelo Neumann, in Prague in February so that Franz Schalk
(who was to conduct the rest of the programme) could start
preliminary rehearsals (GMBVC,
229;
GMUB, 159–61;
GMUBE, 155–7).
This four-movement manuscript was the Stichvorlage for the first edition of the
full score (PF1),
published in December 1898. The rehearsal numbers, a single
sequence throughout the work, had not been revised following the removal of
Blumine (so the last in the first movement is 33, the first in the
Scherzo, 47). |
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