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MS Mus. 13

Record Id:
040-001945991
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
032-001945975
MDARK:
ark:/81055/vdc_100000000195.0x000327
LARK:
SLARK:
Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
MS Mus. 13
Title:

Francis Chagrin: Chamber music written in Bucharest, Zürich and Semmering

Scope & Content:

1. ff. 1-13. ‘Violinsonate’, for violin and piano; 1927, 1931. Score and part, in ink. Signed ‘Alex. Paucker’ [i.e. Francis Chagrin] (later emended to Francis Chagrin on f. 1). Dated Zürich, 13 Feb. 1927 – Semmering, 13 May 1927 (f. 9), 14 Mar. 1931 (f. 11v).

2. f. 14. ‘Lied ohne Worte: Wiegenlied’, for piano; 1927. In ink. Signed ‘Alex. Paucker’ [i.e. Francis Chagrin]. Dated Semmering, 29 Apr. 1927.

3. ff. 15-16. ‘Thema S. Quartett’: single movement for string quartet; 1927. Dated Zürich, 9 June 1927, 2 Dec. 1927 (ff. 15, 16v).

4. ff. 17-53. ‘Klavierquintett’; 1927-9.

i. ff. 17-25. Sketches and draft score for one movement, dated 10 June 1927 (f. 17), Zürich, 29 May 1926 (f. 20v), Zürich 2 Nov. 1927 (f. 22).

ii. ff. 26-53. Scores in pencil (ff. 26-43) and ink (ff. 44-53) for another movement, dated Zürich, 23 Oct. 1928 (f. 26, 43), Bucareşti, 13 Nov. 1929 (f. 43v).

5. ff. 54-5. ‘Historiette d’amour’, for piano; 1927. Dated Zürich, 13 Nov. 1927 (f. 54).

6. ff. 56-9. ‘Rondo’ for piano; 1930. Dated 21 Feb. 1930, 6 Apr. 1930 (ff. 56, 58v).

7. ff. 60-63. ‘Thema con Variazioni – Hommage [sic] to Schumann’, for piano; [1930]. In ink. Signed ‘Alex. Paucker’ [i.e. Francis Chagrin], later emended to Francis Chagrin.

8. ff. 64-8. ‘Sonatine’ for piano; 1932. Partly in ink. Dated 19 June 1932 (f. 64), 7 Aug. 1932 (f. 65), 9-24 June 1932 (f. 65v), 19 Nov. 1932 (f. 67v).

9. ff. 69-72. ‘Suite Roumaine’, for piano; [1932]. In ink, with pencil annotations. Published Augener, [1950].

10. ff. 73-4. ‘Marche’, ‘Valse’ and ‘Marche’ for piano; 1933. Dated 19 July 1933 (f. 73), 20 July (f. 73v), 21 July 1933 (f. 74).

Collection Area:
Music Collections
Project / Collection:
Music Manuscripts
Hierarchy Record Ids:
032-001945975
036-001945990
040-001945991
Is part of:
MS Mus. 2-83 : Francis Chagrin Collection: Music manuscripts and papers of the composer, conductor and administrator Francis Chagrin (1905-1972)
MS Mus. 13-18 : Francis Chagrin Collection: Instrumental and Chamber Music

 

MS Mus. 13 : Francis Chagrin: Chamber music written in Bucharest, Zürich and Semmering
Hierarchy:
032-001945975[0002]/036-001945990[0001]/040-001945991
Container:
View / search within Archive / Collection: MS Mus. 2-83
Record Type (Level):
File
Extent:
1 volume (74 folios)
Digitised Content:
Languages:
English
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
1927
End Date:
1933
Date Range:
1927-1933
Era:
CE
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Physical Characteristics:

356 x 262mm.

Source of Acquisition:
‘Violinsonate’ and ‘Klavierquintett’ purchased from the family of Francis Chagrin.
Material Type:
Archives and Manuscripts
Legal Status:
Not Public Record(s)