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76. Requiem

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76.B.1

I-Ms

(

MS.Mus.23

)

Full score comprised of 6 pages, 2° with 12 staves.
Title: “Requiem di G. Puccini”; tempo indication: “Largo sostenuto.” Signed and dated on the first page (in the composer’s handwriting): “G. Puccini / 14.1.05 / milano.”

76.C.1

I-Mr

(

MUSICA. MS PART. 00068

)

Copyist' full score of 8 leaves (12 staves), headed "Requiem di G. Puccini" and dated "Milano 14 Genn. 1905."
The manuscript includes autographs corrections by Puccini to the harmonium and the soprano parts.

76.D.1

Copied source	Portion	Bibliographic reference	Page number
76.B.1	p. 1 (bars 1-11)	Marchetti 1968	No. 182.

Also printed in Puccini, Signorini, and Bajoni 1989.

76.E.1 76.E.2 76.E.3

76.E.1

Requiem. Edited by Pietro Spada.
Copyright 1976.
Elkan-Vogel, Bryn Mawr, PA., USA 1976.
PN 362-03209, 11 pages, 4°.

76.E.2

Requiem. Per coro a tre voci miste, viola e organo.
Copyright 1974.
Ricordi, Milan, 1990.
PN 132301, 6 pages, 4°.

Also single PNs for the Viola (132302) and Chorus (132303) parts.

In spite of the early assignment of the PNs (recorded in MRL as 28 October 1974), the edition was only published much later. However, Ricordi presented a public performance of the work in Milan on 30 November 1974, commemorating the 50th anniversary of Puccini’s death.Note: *At the same time, they obtained the copyright protection for the publisher and Puccini’s heirs via the Società Italiana degli Autori ed Editori (documented in letters from the SIAE of 30 January 1975 to Ricordi and Rita Dell’Anna, the widow of Puccini’s son Antonio, preserved in D-Sschickling).

76.E.3

Requiem per Coro STB, Viola sola, Armonio o Organo, edited by Michele Girardi.
Copyright 2005.
Stuttgart, Carus, 2005
PN CV 27.314, 8 pages (3 pages of music), 4°.

Sources 76. Requiem