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 Specialist Publishers of Harp Music |
| © 2004-2023 ADLAIS |
| Ghostly
Gavotte Spukhafte Gavotte (op 75) Franz Poenitz (1850-1912) |
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Work: | Single work for two harps |
| Catalogue No: | Adlais 179 | |
| Available As | 179 (979-0-57032-208-4)
Study Score & Set of Parts - £20.00 179s (979-0-57032-209-1) Study Score - £10.00 179p (979-0-57032-210-7) Set of parts - £12.00 |
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| Edition: | September 2012, A4 stapled | |
| Suitable for: | Grade 6-7 Pedal Harp | |
| Price:: | £10.00 - £12.00 - £20.00 Go to shop | |
An article on the work by Ann Griffiths is in preparation - expected to be available October 2012.
In the meantime here is a note from the CD: Franz Poenitz - Songs & Hymns for harp
Spukhafte Gavotte Op.75 (1907) is subtitled ‘On a poem by Heinrich Heine’. The words ‘spuk’ (‘spook’) and ‘gavotte’ point to Heine’s poem Maria Antoinette, a ghostly work that depicts the queen in the Tuileries Palace: in ceremonial fashion, her courtiers prepare their mistress for her daily reception although the guillotine has already relieved them all of their heads. One can only speculate as to whether Poenitz was actually referring to this poem; for a court musician in contact with the emperor, such as an act would have been rather provocative!
©Andreas Fischer 2012. Translation Richard Evidon
| Recordings
of this music Click CD cover to go to Creighton's Collection for further information & audio clips |
 Franz
Poenitz - Songs & Hymns for harp by Laura Vinciguerra & Susanna
Bertuccioli |
| Please
note that some recordings on this site may differ from the notation
in Adlais scores Recordings might include an artists own arrangements either from an Adlais score or another source |
