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  Sieben Lieder, No. 2

Der Tamboursg'sell – ACV2m

 

A-Wn L17.IGMG.58 Mus

 

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This paper was not manufactured by Jos. Eberle & Co. but by Eberle's second business, Jos. Eberle's Musikaliendruckerei: see the separate note on Eberle's manuscript paper.

 

     

 

 

Title

  Fol. 1r

Mahler, blue crayon: Nro 2

The title evolved in three stages:

a) Mahler, in pencil: Tamboursgesell; revised by Mahler with additions in ink, to

b) „Tamboursgesell‟ / aus des „des Knaben Wunderhorn‟, and further revised by another hand, in pencil to:

c) „Der Tamboursg'sell‟ / Ballad aus des „Des Knaben Wunderhorn‟

Date
  [1904–5]

Calligraphy

  Josef Strohs, copyist: black ink; pencil annotations and revisions by Mahler and (presumably) staff from C.F. Kahnt and /or Oscar Brandstetter, including the plate number: 4464.

Paper

  12 staves, J.E. / N  10,¹ no watermark, upright format, 344 x 265 (r=276)

Manuscript structure and collation

 

5 fol.

 
 

Folio 

Bars

Commentary

 

1r

 

Front cover (see above for details)

1v

1–17

 

2r

18–21

 

2v

22–44

 

3r

45–68

 

3v

69–90

 

4r

91–113

 

4v

114–137 

 

5r

138–159

 

5v

160–170

Blank

Provenance

 

Supplied to C.F. Kahnt by Mahler; transferred to A-Wigmg (as N/Wu 14m/31); on loan at A-Wn since 2007

Facsimiles

  None located

Select Bibliography

  SWXIII/2b, StV, 186; NKGXIII/2b, StV, 190–1; RKGMK, 159–60

Notes

 

This manuscript was either copied from a currently untraced autograph piano-vocal score ([AV2m]), or (less likely) SS2m, perhaps as late as 1904 in connection with preparations of the first performance on 29 January 1905; some of Mahler's annotations suggest that he rehearsed the song from this copy. The manuscript was at some point folded in half vertically, probably to facilitate its dispatch by post. It was subsequently used as the printer's copy for the first edition of the voice and piano version (PV2m1).

   
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