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  • Eisler: Leipziger Sinfonie

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Hanns Eisler (1898–1962) Leipziger Symphonie

Reconstruction (1998) arranged by Tilo Medek [orch] 1949-62 Duration: 20'

2(picc).2.2.2. – 4.3.3.1. – timp – perc(2) – pno – str

When Hanns Eisler died in 1962, he left a folder of sketches bearing the title “Leipziger Symphonie” – sketches for a work he had promised the Gewandhaus Orchestra three years earlier.

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The material in the folder seemed cohesive and compelling enough for the composer and Eisler specialist Tilo Medek to complete the four-movement work, which was premiered in the Eisler centennial year 1998. After the “Little Symphony” (1935) and the “German Symphony” for chorus and orchestra (1930-58), the posthumously completed score is Eisler's third work for this historically important symphony genre.

Performance material on hire

1. Vorspiel und Idylle (Wilhelm Tell)
2. Con moto 1
3. Con moto 2 (Die Hexen von Salem)
4. Marsch ohne Worte (Linker Marsch)

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