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Gustav Mahler
Wo die schönen Trompeten blasen | from "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" | D minor | for voice and orchestra | original key / high

Work Details
Key: D minor
Year of composition: 1898
Subtitle: from "Des Knaben Wunderhorn"
Version: original key / high
Scored for: for voice and orchestra
Composer: Gustav Mahler
Edited by: Renate Stark-Voit
Soloinstruments/Soloists: high voice
Instrumentation: 2 2 2 0 - 4 2 0 0 - str
Instrumentation details: 1st flute; 2nd flute; 1st oboe; 2nd oboe; 1st clarinet in Bb; 2nd clarinet in Bb; 1st horn in F; 2nd horn in F; 3rd horn in F; 4th horn in F; 1st trumpte in F; 2nd trumpte in F; violin I; violin II; viola; violoncello; contrabass
Duration (min): 7
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World Première
Location: Wien / Austria
Date: 14.01.1900
Orchestra: Mitglieder des k.k. Hofopernorchesters
Conductor: Gustav Mahler
Main Soloists: Selma Kurz, Sopran

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