Versions of Musical Works and Literary Translations

Stephen Davies

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Translation Studies and Practices Literature, Musicology, and Cultural Analysis

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Abstract The composition of a musical piece can fall short of the work’s completion. In 1821, Schubert sketched an E major symphony he did not finish. The following year, he abandoned another symphony after writing two movements and outlining its scherzo. We call it the “Unfinished.” Mahler notated much of his Tenth Symphony in short score, but only the first movement was fully orchestrated before his death.

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