Composers

Manfred

Composer: Schumann Robert

Instruments: Voice Mixed chorus Orchestra

Tags: Symphonic poem

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Download free scores:

Overture. Complete Score (scan) PDF 7 MBOverture. Complete Score PDF 7 MBOverture. Complete Score PDF 5 MBOverture. Complete Score (with measure numbers) PDF 13 MB
Complete Score PDF 21 MBComplete Score PDF 5 MB
Complete Score PDF 4 MBColor Cover PDF 1 MB
Complete Score PDF 32 MB
10. Beschwörung der Astarte PDF 0 MB

Parts for:

AllViolinViolaTrumpetTromboneTimpaniOboeFrench hornFluteClarinetCelloBassoon

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Other

Overture. Piano (Unknown)Die Alpenfee. Cello + Piano (Friedrich Grützmacher)Overture. French horn + Piano four hands (Horn, August)Selections. Cello + Piano (Unknown)Manfred’s Ansprache an Astarte (Act II No.11). Cello + Piano (Unknown)Zwischenaktmusik. Cello + Pump organ + Organ + Piano + Violin (Sachs, Julius)Zwischenaktmusik. Piano + Violin (Unknown)
Wikipedia
Manfred: Dramatic Poem with Music in Three Parts (Opus 115) [German: Manfred. Dramatisches Gedicht in drei Abtheilungen], is a work of incidental music by Robert Schumann. The work is based on the 1817 poem Manfred by Lord Byron and consists of an overture, an entracte, melodramas, and several solos and choruses.
Written primarily in 1848, it was first performed at the Gewandhaus concert at Leipzig on March 14, 1852. The most highly regarded piece in the work is the Overture. Composer Hugo Wolf wrote that the work "has brought the essence, the focal point of the drama to plastic expression with the simplest strokes." Music historian Peter Ostwald wrote that the Overture was written during a time when Schumann was facing "exquisite suffering" from "inner voices," or auditory hallucinations.