[Op. 32]. Hymne von A.W. Heymel. Men's chorus. [Piano-vocal score]
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- Berlin: Adolph Fürstner [PN A. 8032 F.], 1929
Berlin: Adolph Fürstner [PN A. 8032 F.], 1929. Folio (340 x 270 mm). Original publisher's wrappers printed in olive green with illustration of figure holding a lyre to upper. 7 pp.
Moderately worn and browned; "Printed in Germany" handstamped at upper left corner of upper wrapper with small tear to right margin; handstamp with English translation of copyright restriction to head of first page of music. First Edition. Rare. Full score available for rental only.
German composer and organist Arthur Piechler divided his career between Augsburg and Landau and contributed greatly to the musical life of both cities as performer, teacher, and conductor. The majority of his compositions are for solo organ or chorus.
Piechler's Hymne sets "Gesang" from Für die Wandervögel und Pfadfinder (1914) by German poet Alfred Walter Heymel (1878-1914).
Moderately worn and browned; "Printed in Germany" handstamped at upper left corner of upper wrapper with small tear to right margin; handstamp with English translation of copyright restriction to head of first page of music. First Edition. Rare. Full score available for rental only.
German composer and organist Arthur Piechler divided his career between Augsburg and Landau and contributed greatly to the musical life of both cities as performer, teacher, and conductor. The majority of his compositions are for solo organ or chorus.
Piechler's Hymne sets "Gesang" from Für die Wandervögel und Pfadfinder (1914) by German poet Alfred Walter Heymel (1878-1914).