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Title |
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3. Clarinette
/ Bassclarinette in B. |
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Date |
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[?inter 1894–6] |
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Calligraphy |
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Autograph, ink, blue
crayon [rehearsal numbers] |
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Paper |
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Cut down from a larger sheet:
?24 staves [only 13 here], no maker’s mark, upright
format [originally], 180–182 x 270 |
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Manuscript structure and
collation |
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1 fol.: [1r] =
bb. 1–71 of the first movement; [1v] = blank
1r1 = 2nd line of title
1r2, 4, 6, 8. 10, 12–13
= blank
1r3, 5, 7, 9, 11 = music |
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Provenance |
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Ex coll. Franz Schalk |
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Facsimiles |
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None traced |
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Select Bibliography |
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None traced |
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Notes |
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This fragment – perhaps a last-minute
revision to be handed to a player – is currently housed
with the early manuscript part set for the Lieder
eines fahrenden Gesellen in the Schalk Nachlaß.
The text is an intermediate version of the
passage: though it could
have happened at any time,
one occasion when it would have been very easy for this
fragment to get mixed up with the Lieder eines
fahrenden Gesellen material would have been the
concert in
March 1896 in Berlin, when Mahler conducted
both works (the only occasion on which he did so). On
the other hand, Mahler also conducted the Symphony in a
concert organised and conducted by Schalk in Prague in
March 1898. |
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