Symfoni nr. 9

(1945)

Composer Paul von Klenau

Instrumentation 3.2.2.3/4.4.3.1/timp/perc/arp/archi + S, A, T & B solo and mixed choir

Category Orchestra

Publication year 2020

Catalogue no. DCM.014

Duration 90 minutes

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Piano reduction
A4, 176 pages

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The Ninth Symphony from 1945 is Paul von Klenau’s last comprehensive work. Until recently hardly anyone knew about its existence. The score for full symphony orchestra, choir and soloists was found among Klenau’s manuscripts in Vienna in 2005 and later bought by The Royal Library.

The work was performed for the first time in March 2014 – almost 70 years after Klenau's death. The first performance, based on the score and parts provided by DCM, took place at the Danish National Broadcasting Corporation's concert house on 20 March 2014. A recording of the concert is available at DR's website.

The symphony is published by the Danish Centre for Music Publication of the Royal Library in cooperation with Edition·S – music¬sound¬art.

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