Title
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I. „Symphonie No. 1." /
von Gustav Mahler. / I. Satz. / Tromba Imo
2. „Symphonie No: 1.["] /
von Gustav Mahler. / I. Satz. / Tromba IIdo]
3. [Heading on fol. 1:] Symphonie No. 1 v. Gustav Mahler Tromba
3tio in B
That the first and second instruments are to be crooked in F
is made explicit in the heading on p. 2 of those parts. |
Date |
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[1900] |
Calligraphy |
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Copyists (Emil
Zöphel and an unidentified copyist),
ink and pencil, with blue crayon rehearsal numbers
(possibly autograph) |
Paper |
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A: |
10 staves, no maker's mark,
no watermark, upright format, 314 x 249
(r = 261) |
Manuscript structure and collation |
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i) single bifolio:[1r]
= tp; [1v–2r] = music (Emil Zöphel); [2v] = pencil copy of trumpet 5
part in the finale (unidentified copyist) |
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ii) single bifolio:[1r]
= tp; [1v–2r] = music (Emil Zöphel); [2v] = pencil copy of trombone 4
part in the finale (unidentified copyist) |
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iii) single folio:[1r]
= music (Emil Zöphel);
[1v] = pencil copy of the tpt II part (in F) in bb. 135–7 of the
third movement. |
Provenance |
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Probably copied for
the Viennese première of the work on 18 November 1900. |
Facsimiles |
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None traced |
Select Bibliography |
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None traced |
Notes |
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Parts for the offstage trumpets in the first movement,
originally prepared by Emil Zöphel,¹
a copyist who was employed by the Vienna Court Opera from 1899
(and perhaps, earlier), and up to about 1907/8 was Mahler's main
Viennese copyist. The off-stage position of the instruments are indicated: i) and ii) In weiter Entfernung,
iii) In sehr weiter Entfernung. |
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Kept with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra's copy of
PF1
and
GMPO1,
together with
Cpart. |