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The Wandering Scholar. Gustav Holst. Voice sheet music.

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Klejojot Scholar. Gustav Holst. Balss notis.

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The Wandering Scholar. A Chamber Opera in One Act. Composed by Gustav Holst. 1874-1934. For Voice. Masterworks. Score. Vocal. Opera. Score. Faber Edition. 20th Century. Masterwork. Romantic. Published by Faber Music. AP.12-0571500129. ISBN 0571500129. 20th Century. Masterwork. Romantic. The Wandering Scholar, Holst's last opera, was written in 1929-30. its original title was The Tale of the Wandering Scholar. It was first performed in The David Lewis Theatre, Liverpool, in 1934, conducted by Dr. J. E. Wallace and produced by Frederick Wilkinson. This was a few months before Holst's death, and he was too ill to go to the performance. He had no chance to revise the score, which has remained unpublished until now. He left several pencil queries in the margins, such as 'Tempo. ', 'More. ', 'More harmony. ', etc. And in one of his note-books he left queries about several words in the libretto which he had doubts about. The editors have answered these queries by making some alterations in speed and dynamics, and by suggesting metronome marks throughout the work. They have also made several alterations in the libretto which they feel that Holst might have made himself if he had had the chance to revise the work with his friend Clifford Bax. When the English Opera Group performed The Wandering Scholar at the Cheltenham Festival in 1951, Benjamin Britten adapted Holst's own suggestions for cueing-in for single wind, and wrote new parts for harp and percussion so that the work could be performed with the normal English Opera Group orchestra. Flute. alternating Piccolo. , Oboe. alternating English Horn. , Clarinet, Bassoon, Horn, Percussion, Harp, String Quartet and Double Bass. This version is available on hire. The Vocal Score can be used in rehearsal for either version. the instrumentation indicated in the piano part agrees with Holst's original score, published as a Study Score.

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Klejojot Scholar. Chamber Opera vienā aktā. Sastāv Gustava Holsta. 1874-1934. Voice. Masterworks. Punktu skaits. Vokāls. Opera. Punktu skaits. Faber Edition. 20th Century. Masterwork. Romantisks. Publicējusi Faber Music. AP.12-0571500129. ISBN 0571500129. 20th Century. Masterwork. Romantisks. Wandering Scholar, Holst pēdējā opera, tika uzrakstīts 1929-1930. tās sākotnējais nosaukums bija no Wandering Scholar Tale. Tas pirmo reizi tika veikta The David Lewis teātris, Liverpool, 1934, Dr JE Wallace veic un ko ražo Frederick Wilkinson. Tas bija dažus mēnešus pirms Holsta nāves, un viņš bija pārāk slims, lai dotos uz sniegumu. Viņam nebija iespēju pārskatīt rezultātu, kas joprojām ir nepublicēts līdz šim. Viņš atstāja vairākus zīmuli vaicājumus robežas, piemēram, "Tempo. ',' More. "," More harmonija. "Utt. Un viens no viņa piezīmju grāmatās viņš atstājis jautājumi par vairākiem vārdiem libreta kurā viņš bija šaubas par to,. Redaktori ir jāatbild uz šiem jautājumiem, veicot dažas izmaiņas ātrumu un dinamiku, kā arī ierosinot metronoms zīmes visā darbu. Tās ir arī veikusi vairākas izmaiņas ar libreta kurā viņi jūtas, ka Holst varētu sniegt pats, ja viņam būtu bijusi iespēja pārskatīt darbu ar savu draugu Clifford Bax. Kad angļu Opera Group veica klejotāji Scholar pie Cheltenham Festival 1951, Benjamin Britten pielāgots Holsta savus ierosinājumus cueing-in par vienu vēja, un uzrakstīja jaunu daļas Grenlandes un sitaminstrumentiem, lai darbu varētu veikt ar parasto angļu Opera grupa orķestris. Flauta. Mazs pārmaiņus. , Oboja. pārmaiņus angļu Horn. , Klarnete, fagotam, raga, sitaminstrumentu, Arfa, stīgu kvartets un Double Bass. Šī versija ir pieejama noma. Vocal Score var izmantot mēģinājumā nu version. instrumentācija norādīts klavieru daļēji piekrīt Holst sākotnējo rezultātu, kas publicēts kā studiju Score.