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The Complete Book of Gourmet Cooking for the American Kitchen

Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus. 17561791 & Gluck Cristoph Willibald. 17141787ABAA

Messe de Requiem par Mozart

180518110A Paris: A L'Imprimerie du Conservatoire Faubourg Poissonniere No. 152 1805. Used; Like New/Used; Like New. Messe De Requiem Par Mozart. ExÃ©cutÃ©e pour la premiÃ¨re fois Ã Paris par le Conservatoire de Musique le 30 Frimaire An 13 21 dÃ©cembre 1804. Cet ouvrage est prÃ©cÃ©dÃ© d un extrait de la vie de l'Auteur par Charles-Louis de Sevelinges. Early French edition of Mozart's final opus which was performed for the first time in Paris in 1804 bound together with: De Profundis. Musique de Gluck. Ouvrage Posthume GravÃ© sur le Manuscrit Original de l'Auteur Paris: Faubourg 1805. 138; 15 pp. Full score with SÃ¼Ãmayr's completion. Engraved throughout. Stamped on both title pages by music dealer Ãtienne Ozi. Hardcover later brown boards with gold lettering to spine. Some light corner wear and small loss to head of spine with this fragment present. Overall fine. 13.5 x 10 inches 34.3 x 25.3 cm. Hirsch IV 877. WorldCat records only three copies.<br>Mozart's Requiem remains one of his best-loved works not little because of the mythology surrounding it. Mozart left it unfinished when he died in December 1791. The completion by Franz Xaver SÃ¼Ãmayr made in order to fulfill the Count von Walsegg's commission of the piece is still generally the completion performed today although several modern musicologists have offered alternative completions. The first French performance took place in Paris in 1804 with the present title page giving the date of 30 Frimaire An 13 in the French Revolutionary calendar.<br>Gluck's De Profundis is a short setting of Psalm 130 for SATB choir and small orchestra with an unusual and low instrumentation oboe viola horn three trombones cello and continuo. The work was first performed at Gluck's own funeral in November 1787 conducted by none other than Antonio Salieri. The use of trombones with the associations of death and the afterlife make it a fitting pairing with Mozart's Requiem. A L'Imprimerie du Conservatoire Faubourg Poissonniere No. 152 hardcover books

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