Schubert F.

réf. 3531 — Germany 19. c. 19th-century manuscript copy. Papered spine. Contains Schubert’s Erklönig and two arias from Marschner’s opera Der Holzdieb. Title page stained at the upper outer corner possessor’s inscription erased at lower corner. Possessor’s inscription seemingly the same as the erased one “Leopoldine K.” on verso of the title page. Paper ribbon at spine opened at tail. Ghosting of the ink throughout. First page of Erklönig paginated as p. 4. same way as in the printed first edition 1821. Overall in very good condition. 19th-century manuscript copy. Papered spine. 2 4–15 12. Near contemporary copy of the first edition of Schubert’s Der Erkloenig together with two arias from Marschner’s Der Holzdieb. Schubert composed his Lied Der Erlkönig for voice and piano in 1815 setting Goethe's poem of the same name. The piece premiered for the public in 1821 in Vienna and was published in the same year as Opus 1 1tes Werk of Schubert. In addition the booklet contains two arias from Marschner’s opera Der Holzdieb. Heinrich Marschner 1795–1861 is considered the most important composer of German opera in his time his comic opera in one act Der Holzdieb The Wood Thief was premiered in the Hofoper Dresden in 1825. unknown