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Weber, Carl Maria Von. (1786-1826). Aufforderung zum Tanze; Rondo brillant für das Piano-Forte [Opus 65]. Prague: Marco Berra. [ca. 1821]. Oblong folio. Unbound. 12 pp. Engraved. [PN] 312. Inscription on titlepage, edges chipped and worn, overall very good. Jähns 260, p. 283.
Weber composed this celebrated piece for solo piano in Dresden, during the summer of 1819, three years after completing his stint as director of the Estates Theatre in Prague. Fuld records 6 early printings, all published by Schlesinger in Berlin ca. 1821, and for which precedence has not been firmly established. The present rare edition, published in Prague, is an early and possibly contemporary edition which is recorded, but not dated, by Jähns.
Weber composed this celebrated piece for solo piano in Dresden, during the summer of 1819, three years after completing his stint as director of the Estates Theatre in Prague. Fuld records 6 early printings, all published by Schlesinger in Berlin ca. 1821, and for which precedence has not been firmly established. The present rare edition, published in Prague, is an early and possibly contemporary edition which is recorded, but not dated, by Jähns.
Weber, Carl Maria Von. (1786-1826). Aufforderung zum Tanze; Rondo brillant für das Piano-Forte [Opus 65]. Prague: Marco Berra. [ca. 1821]. Oblong folio. Unbound. 12 pp. Engraved. [PN] 312. Inscription on titlepage, edges chipped and worn, overall very good. Jähns 260, p. 283.
Weber composed this celebrated piece for solo piano in Dresden, during the summer of 1819, three years after completing his stint as director of the Estates Theatre in Prague. Fuld records 6 early printings, all published by Schlesinger in Berlin ca. 1821, and for which precedence has not been firmly established. The present rare edition, published in Prague, is an early and possibly contemporary edition which is recorded, but not dated, by Jähns.
Weber composed this celebrated piece for solo piano in Dresden, during the summer of 1819, three years after completing his stint as director of the Estates Theatre in Prague. Fuld records 6 early printings, all published by Schlesinger in Berlin ca. 1821, and for which precedence has not been firmly established. The present rare edition, published in Prague, is an early and possibly contemporary edition which is recorded, but not dated, by Jähns.