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Urtext edition

An urtext edition (from German prefix ur- original) of a work of classical music is a printed version intended to reproduce the original intention of the composer as exactly as possible, without any added or changed material. Other kinds of editions distinct from urtext are facsimile and interpretive editions, discussed below.

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Preparing urtext editions

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Preparing urtext editions

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Types of editions

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Urtext edition

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples48
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Urtext edition

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related to External links · 18
Urtext edition → Archived, Beethoven, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Blog, Both, Comments, Compares, Concerning, David Levy, Gerald Klickstein, Henle VerlagComments, Jonathan Del Mar, Jura Margulis Web, Levy, Patrice Connelly, The, Urtext, Wayback Machine
related to Facsimile editions · 9
Urtext edition → Beethoven House, Bonn, In, International Music Score Library, Project, Such, The, Thus, Urtext
related to Interpretive editions · 7
Urtext edition → Artur Schnabel, Harold Bauer, Ignacy Jan Paderewski, In, Such, This, Urtext
see also · 5
Urtext edition → Critical, For, Handel, Messiah, Scholarly
related to Editions currently used · 4
Urtext edition → Lebert, Newman, The Bülow, William
related to Sources · 4
Urtext edition → An, The, This, When

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urtext editions edition music facsimile interpretive editor composer beethoven markings work sources composer's first also often editing one expression practice

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the International Music Score Library Project or the Beethoven House in Bonninstance ofby institutions0.80text
Urtext editionrelated to Editions currently usedWilliam0.60section
Urtext editionrelated to Editions currently usedNewman0.60section
Urtext editionrelated to Editions currently usedThe Bülow0.60section
Urtext editionrelated to Editions currently usedLebert0.60section
Urtext editionrelated to External linksConcerning0.60section
Urtext editionrelated to External linksUrtext0.60section
Urtext editionrelated to External linksBeethoven's Ninth Symphony0.60section
Urtext editionrelated to External linksJonathan Del Mar0.60section
Urtext editionrelated to External linksBeethoven0.60section
Urtext editionrelated to External linksDavid Levy0.60section
Urtext editionrelated to External linksLevy0.60section

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