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Franz Liszt’s “Sunt Lacrymae Rerum”: A Scholarly Edition

Franz Liszt’s “Sunt Lacrymae Rerum”: A Scholarly Edition. UNCW Undergraduate Research Fellowship Proposal Nancy E. Jones. Introduction. “ Sunt Lacrymae Rerum ” from Annees de Pelerinage. Objective. Outline every major and minor discrepancy through comparison between manuscript and editions

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Franz Liszt’s “Sunt Lacrymae Rerum”: A Scholarly Edition

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  1. Franz Liszt’s “Sunt Lacrymae Rerum”: A Scholarly Edition UNCW Undergraduate Research Fellowship Proposal Nancy E. Jones

  2. Introduction • “Sunt Lacrymae Rerum” from Annees de Pelerinage

  3. Objective • Outline every major and minor discrepancy through comparison between manuscript and editions • Determine Liszt’s intentions for the composition though research • Create a scholarly edition, including commentary

  4. Rationale • Why is a scholarly edition important?

  5. Methods • Scrutinize and note discrepancies found between the manuscript and the Henle Urtext and Edito Musica Budapest editions • Travel to the Irving S. Gilmore Music Library, Yale University, for further clarification • Manual input of notes and Liszt’s annotations using “Finale” software • Research and commentary (to be included in edition) • Learn and perform from my scholarly edition

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  7. Description of Project • To complete the research project: • A presentation/performance will be given to the Department of Music and local groups • The presentation/performance will be submitted for consideration at the national and international level Nancy E. Jones, Keyboard Performance Major, 2006 Dr. Sherrill Martin, Faculty Advisor

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