Schubert’s Gretchen am Spinnrade: Latest Results of a Manuscript Study

«Гретхен на прялке» Шуберта: последние результаты исследования рукописи
Heinrich Schenker
2005-01-13

O. E. Deutsch editionSchubert Gretchen am Spinnradeautograph manuscriptmusical notation variants
Abstract For whom has this musical notation not been an old friend since childhood! On closer examination, however, we find significant differences when compared with the familiar reading, and can only wonder that it has taken us any time at all to notice them. The new reading is taken from Schubert’s autograph manuscript. Previously owned by Nikolaus Dumba, and now the property of the Vienna City Council, it has been published for the first time by the noted Schubert scholar O. E. Deutsch in volume 4 of Musikalische Seltenheiten (Vienna: Universal Edition).
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A new reading of Schubert’s Gretchen am Spinnrade is presented based on Schubert’s autograph manuscript.
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O. E. Deutsch has published the manuscript for the first time in volume 4 of Musikalische Seltenheiten (Vienna: Universal Edition).
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The autograph manuscript was previously owned by Nikolaus Dumba and is now property of the Vienna City Council.
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The new reading reveals significant differences from the familiar edition of the notation that had previously gone unnoticed.

Franz Schubert's autograph manuscript of Gretchen am Spinnrade

Differences in musical notation/readings revealed by a new reading taken from the autograph manuscript and their comparison with the familiar edition

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