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Lot 69
  • 69

Strauss, Richard

Estimate
6,000 - 8,000 GBP
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Description

  • Strauss, Richard
  • Fine autograph manuscript of part of the Waltz-sequence 'Einleitung und Walzer aus "Der Rosenkavalier"', op.59, for full orchestra
  • PAPER
unsigned but inscribed by the composer:  "Einlage zur Partitur von Einleitung und Walzer aus Rosencavalier, Seite 36 5ter Akt drittes Viertel unter 'Sehr schnell'", being the inserted page 36 in the full orchestral score, elegantly notated in black ink on twenty-five staves, with tempo markings ("lebhafter" and "sehr schnell")

1 page, large folio (c.33 x 27cm), 30-stave paper, [c.1944]

Literature

Trenner 227c;  RSQV ID q14009; Asow, Thematisches Verzeichnis, Bd. 3, 1974, S. 1657.

Condition

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Catalogue Note

This is a splendid autograph page by Strauss for a Waltz-Sequence from Der Rosenkavalier, with the fulsome waltz theme associated with the odiously self-confident Baron Ochs ("with me no night will be too long"). Del Mar observes that "it is on this undeniably ben trovato ditty that Strauss's fame as a writer of waltzes and the world-wide popularity of the opera most securely rests".