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Moderner Psalm für Sprecher, gemischten Chor und Orchester (unvollendet) op. 50C [Moderner Psalm, for speaker, fourt-part mixed chorus and orchestra, unfinished]

»O, Du mein Gott! Alle Völker preisen Dich...« (Arnold Schönberg)
    DATE:
  • 29. September 1950 (Redaktion des Textes), 2. Oktober 1950 (Beginn der Komposition)
    FIRST PERFORMANCE:
  • 29. Mai 1956, Köln (Dir. Nino Sanzogno)
    APPROXIMATE DURATION:
  • ca. 5 Min.
    SOURCES:
  • ASC, MS 56, Archivnr. 3301-3327 (Skizzen und Reihentabelle: »Die Wunder-Reihe«); Archivnr. 3285-3300 (Particellniederschrift); Archivnr. 3328 (Reinschrift-particell, erste Seite)
    FIRST PRINT:
  • Teile als Faksimilia publiziert in Moderne Psalmen von Arnold Schoenberg, hrsg. v. Rudolf Kolisch, Mainz 1956
    COMPLETE EDITION / GESAMTAUSGABE:
  • Arnold Schönberg, Sämtliche Werke, Abteilung V: Chorwerke, Reihe A, Bd. 19, Chorwerke II, hrsg. v. Josef Rufer und Christian Martin Schmidt, Mainz-Wien 1975, S. 149-172; Reihe B, Bd. 19, hrsg. v. Christian Martin Schmidt, Mainz-Wien 1977, S. 111-134 (Kritischer Bericht, Skizzen)
    SALES MATERIAL:
  • Belmont Music Publishers (USA, Canada, Mexico): Sch-39328 (Modern Psalm • bound facsimile)
  • Belmont Music Publishers (USA, Canada, Mexico): (performance materials)
  • Schott: B 5539328 (Facsimile-Partitur)
Additional information for this work from the Arnold Schoenberg Center.