Tannhauser in Full Score 瓦格纳三幕歌剧《汤豪舍》全谱

Tannhauser is one of Wagner's richest and most elaborate musical achievements.
Here the composer's inexhaustible genius for composition merges with brilliant
orchestration to achieve a masterpiece of melodic invention. Since the opera's
premiere at Dresden in 1845, generations of listeners have delighted in such
inspired selections as the "Pilgrim's Chorus," "Evening Star," "Shepherd's Song,"
"Bacchanal Music," "Entry of the Guests," "Elizabeth's Prayer," and other
favorites.
This edition reproduces the full orchestral and vocal score in a clear, modern
engraving with large, legible notation for easy reading and study. The score is the
original 1845 version as slightly amended by Wagner in 1847, commonly known
as the Secopd Dresden version. This is considered the standard version and the one
usually performed today. Not usually performed today but included as a special
feature of this volume is the ballet music for the first act, written by Wagner for
the infamous Paris production of 1861. A new English translation of the original
German frontmatter further enhances the value and completeness of this volume.
Music lovers, admirers of Wagner and opera enthusiasts will welcome this
inexpensive, full-score edition of Tannhdnser- a glorious masterpiece of vocal and
instrumental writing and the quintessence of Wagner's romantic thought and
expression.

Overture
ACT ONE
Scene I. The Venusberg
Chorus of Sirens: "Naht euch dem Strande"
Scene II. Venus: "Geliebter sag! wo weilt dein Sinn?"
Scene III. Shepherd: "Frau Holda kam aus dem Berg hervor"
Chorus of Older Pilgrims: "'Zu dir wall ich, mein Jesus Christ
Scene IV. Landgrave: "Wer ist der dort in bru.nstigem Gebete?"
ACT TWO
Orchestral Introduction
Scene I. Elisabeth: "Dich teure Halle gruss ich wieder"
Scene II Wolfram: "Dort ist sie".
Duet, Elisabeth & Tannhiuser: "Gepriesen sei die Stunde"
Scene III. Landgrave: "Dich treff ich hier in dieser Halle"
Scene IV. Entry of the Guests
Chorus: "Freudig begressen wir die edle Halle"
Wolfram: "Blick ich umher"
Elisabeth: "Zuruck! Des Todes achte ich sonst nicht"
ACT THREE
Orchestral Introduction: Tannhauser's Pilgrimage
Scene I. Wolfram: "WohI wusst' ich hier sie im Gebet zu finden"
Chorus of Older Pilgrims: "Begliuckt darf nun dich, o Heimat" ..
Elisabeth's Prayer: "Allmaicht'ge Jungfrau!"
Scene II. Wolfram: "Wie Todesahnung, Daimmrung deckt die Lande"
Wolfram; "O! du mein holder Abendstern"
Scene III. Tannhaiuser: "Ich horte Harfenschlag"
Tannhaiuser's Narrative: "Inbrunst im Herzen"
SUPPLEMENT
Variants in the Parisian Version of the Opera
I (keyed to page 28 of the score)
II (keyed to page 133 of the score)
III (keyed to page 233 of the score)
IV (keyed to page 333 of the score)
V (keyed to page 413 of the score)