[Notebook] : AMs, 1868
Dates
- Creation: 1868
Physical Description
1 score in 1 folder.
Extent
2 linear feet (4 boxes)Physical Location
Shelved with item (36).
General note
Bound booklet, in black buckram, with entries from both ends.
General note
Contains drafts and sketches of songs for voice and piano. Incomplete list on inside front cover.
General note
A small Almanac de boudoir, of 1868, (1 l.), included in inside pocket of notebook.
General note
Includes the following titles, among unidentified sketches:
- [1.] Finnisches Lied [from Finnisches Lied de Goethe];
- [2.] Wind! O hättest du Verständnis [from Finnisches Lied de Goethe];
- [3.] Dodo gros pacha [Berceuse from operetta Trop de femmes];
- [4.] [Without words] (not identified sketches for piano and perhaps other instruments);
- [5.] Nochevala tuchka zolotaia;
- [6.] Ueberall (for chorus, SATB, words by Richard Pohl);
- [7.] Mein Alles (for chorus, SATB, words by Richard Pohl);
- [8.] In meinen schönsten Stunden (for chorus SATB);
- [9.] Abschied (for chorus, SATB, words by Richard Pohl);
- [10.] Chanson de noix de coco (for voice and percussion) [intended for Trop de femmes];
- [11.] Dans la plaine de Tombouctou;
- [12.] Kol' liubit', tak ne na shutku;
- [13.] Die Spinnerin;
- [14.] Anliegen (words by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe), [1870];
- [15.] Walzerlied;
- [16.] Lorsque le soleil (for 1-3 female voices and piano), [from operetta L'Ogre];
- [17.] C'est bien vous.
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