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Appendix: Performances of Ein deutsches Requiem, 1867–82

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 October 2020

R. Allen Lott
Affiliation:
Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary
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The following compilation lists public performances of Ein deutsches Requiem from 1867 to 1882 that included at least three movements from the work. When a specific date for a performance is not supplied in the sources consulted here, only the year is given, and the performance appears either at the beginning of the year in which it occurred or, if the information is from a review, in chronological order according to the date of the review. Cities in German-speaking areas are listed generally by their German name at the time of the performance, with the exception of standard anglicized names of well-known cities (for example, Cologne, Munich, Vienna). A dagger (†) indicates a performance in a church, although not all performance venues have been identified. An asterisk (*) indicates a performance conducted by Brahms. Excerpts are listed when the performance was incomplete. More details are available in the online supplement D, including modern place names, venues, information on benefit and memorial performances, names of performing organizations and conductors, supplementary repertoire, and sources.

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Brahms's A German Requiem
Reconsidering Its Biblical, Historical, and Musical Contexts
, pp. 333 - 342
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
Print publication year: 2020

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