• Year of composition: Stockholm 1787 (according to van Boer)
• Work category: Incidental music
• Text author: Adolf Fredrik Ristell (1744-1829) [after 'Le Cercle' by Poinsinet, according to van Boer]
• First performed: The Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm, 2 June 1787 (according to van Boer)
• Duration: Approx. 1-5 min
• Detailed duration: 1'45 (according to Naxos' CD edition)
  

Instrumentation

[0.2.0.2 / 2.0.0.0] / (cont) / str
[] = probable wind instrumentation, according to van Boer

Solo voices/choir

Soprano

Examples of printed editions

Musikaliskt tidsfördrif (1789)

Location for score and part material

Transcription at Uppsala University Library (according to van Boer)

• Location autograph: Uppsala Universitetsbibliotek
• Possible call no. and autograph comment: Kapsel [Sleeve] 57:3a, 51. Si-S. (according to van Boer's earlier edition, the autograph is lost; see more below)

Literature

van Boer Jr, Bertil H: Die Werke von Joseph Martin Kraus. Systematisch-thematisches Werkverzeichnis, the Royal Swedish Academy of Music series no. 56, Stockholm (1988); an updated edition in English with a partly revised VB-numbering was published in 1998 by Pendragon Press under the title Joseph Martin Kraus. A Systematic-Thematic Catalogue of His Musical Works and Source Study

Description of work

Andante A major 6/8

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