| Description | It is not known how these musical scores relate to [Juli] Nunlist. [A separate listing of the scores suggests that they were used as examples in a "Music for Dance" course.]
The scores are labelled: Ex. 50-56, Ex. 86-112 and Ex. X.
The scores were published in the 20th Century. The photocopies and annotations were made in the mid- to late-20th Century.
The file contains sections from the following musical scores:
- "Op. 7", composed by [Ludwig van] Beethoven
- "Op. 10 No. 3", composed by [Ludwig van] Beethoven
- "Hasche-Mann" from "Kinderscenen" ["Kinderszenen"], composed by [Robert] Schumann
- "Mazurka Op. 30 No. 2", composed by [Frédéric] Chopin, and revised and fingered by Rafael Joseffy
- "Consolation" from "Song Without Words" ["Songs Without Words"], composed by [Felix] Mendelssohn
- "Op. 13", composed by [Ludwig van] Beethoven
- "Mazurka Op. 50 No. 3", composed by [Frédéric] Chopin, and revised and fingered by Rafael Joseffy
- "Five Little Canons" [composer not stated]
- "Kind im Einschlummern" ("Child Falling Asleep") from "Kinderscenen" ["Kinderszenen"], composed by [Robert] Schumann
- "Papillons No. 3", composed by [Robert] Schumann
- "Canonisches Liedchen" ["Kanonisches Liedchen"] ("Little Song in Canon-form"), composed by [Robert] Schumann
- "Nordisches Lied" ("Norse Song"), composed by [Robert] Schumann
- "2 part invention", composed by [Johann Sebastian] Bach
- "Nocturne" from "St. Q. [String Quartet] No. 2", composed by Alexander Borodin
- "Sonata for Violin ('Cello) and Piano", composed by [César] Franck
- "No. 2 Aria: Canón at the Second" from "Suite", composed by [Anton] Arensky
- "No. 57: Longo 235", composed by [Domenico] Scarlatti
- "Prelude", composed by [Dmitry] Kabalevsky
- "1. Intermezzo" from "Four Piano Pieces Op. 119", composed by Johannes Brahms
- "Waltz", composed by [Johannes] Brahms
- "Preludio XII" ("Prelude XII") from "WTC II" ["The Well-Tempered Clavier: Book II"], composed by [Johann Sebastian] Bach
- "Longo No. 432", composed by [Domenico] Scarlatti
- "Etude Op. 10 No. 6", composed by [Frédéric] Chopin, and revised and fingered by Arthur Friedheim
- "Intermezzo Op. 116 No. 2", composed by [Johannes] Brahms
- "Träumerei" ("Reverie") from "Kinderscenen" ["Kinderszenen"], composed by [Robert] Schumann
- "Prélude Op. 28 No. 20", composed by [Frédéric] Chopin, and revised and fingered by Rafael Joseffy
- "Preludio XXII" ("Prelude XXII") from "WTC I" ["The Well-Tempered Clavier: Book I"], composed by [Johann Sebastian] Bach
- "Preludio VI" ("Prelude VI") from "WTC I" ["The Well-Tempered Clavier: Book I"], composed by [Johann Sebastian] Bach
- "P, C & F" ["Prélude, Choral et Fugue"], composed by [César] Franck
- "Ein Ton Op. 3 No. 3" ("The Monotone Op. 3 No. 3"), composed by Peter Cornelius, and translated into English by C Hugo Laubach (also included are the original lyrics in German)
- "Im Winderschönen Monat Mai" ("'Twas in the Lovely Month of May"), No. 1 from "Dichterliebe Op. 48" ("Poet's Love Op. 48"), composed by Robert Schumann, with lyrics in German by Heinrich Heine, and translated into English by Arthur Westbrook
- "14. Pas de Deux" from "Nutcracker", composed by Tschaikovsky [Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky]
- An untitled score
Also included in the file is the text (in English) of the poem "An Elegy" by Yuan Chen [Yuan Zhen]. |