Himmelske Lyd! som en Engel med Vinger

HartW 141

Author: Adam Oehlenschläger

Richard Hove uses as title a part of the remark on page one: "Ved Konservatoriets anden Koncert 20.[recte 10.] Februar 1828"

Composition: 1828.

In 1827 the Italian opera singer Giuseppe Siboni, who was the director of the singing school at The Royal Theatre, founded an academy of music aiming at educating singers for The Royal Theatre. Hartmann taught theory of harmony, piano and singing. He furthermore composed works for the pupils' concerts.

Instrumentation: Orchestra: 2 fl.flauto (flute) , 2 ob.oboe , 2 cl.clarinetto (clarinet) , 2 fg.fagotto (bassoon) , 4 cor.corno (horn) , timp.timpani , pf.pianoforte (piano) , vl.1violino 1 , vl.2violino 2 , va.viola , vc.violoncello , vc.violoncello solo, cb.contrabbasso (double bass) Choir: S.soprano , A.alto , C.Cantus A.alto Soloists: Soprano, Alto 1, Alto 2, Contra Alto

Allegro non troppo - Poco più lento - Tempo primo

Key: A♭ major

Music

Sources

Score, autograph, fair copy

[Classification: Notated music, Manuscript, Autograph, Score, Fair copy, Complete]

32 pages; 26.5 x 36 cm.

In leather half binding with marbled sides. Written in brown ink. Paper: 16 staves. On p. 1: "P:E: Hartmann. / opført paa det kgl: Theater / ved Conservatoriets anden Concert d: 10^de Febr: / 1828." From first music page paginated 1-31 in Hartmann's hand. Later pagination beneath the music in pencil in foreign hand 1-32.

DK-KkDet Kongelige Bibliotek, København C II, 7 Hartmanns Samling 056.

Parts, manuscript copies

[Classification: Notated music, Manuscript, Copy, Parts, Fair copy, Complete]

22.5 x 34 cm (vocal parts); 33.5 x 24 cm (instrumental parts).

27 parts: Soprano (1, signed Wilhelmine Ring), Alto 2^do Solo (1, signed C Hansen), Contra Alto (1), vl.1. (3); vl.2 (3); va. (2); cb. (3); fl.1; fl. 2; ob.1; ob.2; cl.1; cl.2; fg.1; fg.2; cor.1; cor.2; cor.3; cor.4; timp.

DK-KkDet Kongelige Bibliotek, København C II, 144 Tv. fol.folio and Fol.

Performances

Bibliography

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J.P.E. Hartmann. Thematic-Bibliographic Catalogue of His Works