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Symphony No. 2

From manuscript fair copy to print

 

Provisional stemma

 

 

 

 

This diagram seeks to outline the interrelationships between the primary sources of the work from the completion of the autograph full score (AF2) to the publication of the second edition of the full score (the last to be supervised by the composer) and related orchestral and chorus parts. Information about arrangements of the work is not included.

 

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Link to the description of AF2 Link to the description of ACF1 Link to a note about the lost manuscript orchestral parts [CO] Link to a note about the lost manuscript chorus parts [CCh] Link to a description of ACF2 Link to the description of the first edition of the full score Link to the description of the first edition iof the chorus material Link to the description on the first edition of the orchestral parts Link to the description of the Stichvorlage for the second edition of the full score Link to the description of the second edition of the full score Link to the description of the second issue of the study score Link to the description of the third edition of the orchestral parts Link to the description of the third edition iof the chorus material Link to the description of APFpr Link to the description of the first issue of the study score Link to the description of the second edition of the chorus parts Link to the description of the second edition of the orchestral parts Link to the description of the third annotated copy of the first edition of the full score Graphic: diagram summarising the relationsips in the manuscript and printed sources involved in the publication of the score and parts of the Second Symphony

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