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Schreker. Das Chorwerk composed by Franz Schreker. 1878-1934. Edited by Iris Pfeiffer. Christopher Hailey. This edition. Paperbound. German title. Das Chorwerk. Sacred, Motets, Psalms, German, Secular Choral Music. Occasions. Mourning, Death. Collection. 176 pages. Published by Carus Verlag. CA.410300. ISBN M-007-09349-5. Sacred, Motets, Psalms, German, Secular Choral Music. Occasions. Mourning, Death. Franz Schreker had a long and close association with choral music. As founder and director of Vienna's Philharmonic Chorus he led world premieres and first performances of works by contemporary composers. It is surprising, therefore, that Schreker wrote relatively few independent choral works. only three of these works. with various scorings. were published in his lifetime. Now, for the first time this critical edition, prepared by Christopher Hailey, director of the Franz Schreker Foundation, makes available a body of works that sheds new light on Schreker's musical evolution and, in its own right, constitutes a notable addition to twentieth-century choral literature. Auf dem Gottesacker. Gesang der Armen im Winter. Vergangenheit. Schlehenblute. Versunken. Der Holdestein. Konig Tejas Begrabnis. Der 116. Psalm. Schwanensang. Meereswogen.

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Schreker. Das Chorwerk composed by Franz Schreker. 1878-1934. Geredigeer deur Iris Pfeiffer. Christopher Hailey. Hierdie uitgawe. Paper bound. Duitse titel. Das Chorwerk. Heilige, Motetten, Psalms, Duits, Sekulêre Choral Music. Geleenthede. Rou, dood. Versameling. 176 bladsye. Gepubliseer deur Carus Verlag. CA.410300. ISBN M-007-09349-5. Heilige, Motetten, Psalms, Duits, Sekulêre Choral Music. Geleenthede. Rou, dood. Franz Schreker had a long and close association with choral music. As founder and director of Vienna's Philharmonic Chorus he led world premieres and first performances of works by contemporary composers. It is surprising, therefore, that Schreker wrote relatively few independent choral works. only three of these works. with various scorings. were published in his lifetime. Now, for the first time this critical edition, prepared by Christopher Hailey, director of the Franz Schreker Foundation, makes available a body of works that sheds new light on Schreker's musical evolution and, in its own right, constitutes a notable addition to twentieth-century choral literature. In die begraafplaas. Lied van die armes in die winter. Verlede. Schlehenblute. Geabsorbeer. Der Holdestein. Konig Tejas Begrabnis. Die 116. Psalm. Swanesang. Meereswogen.