Album célèbre (Saenger, Gustav)

Sheet Music

Scores and Parts

Volume 1

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Publisher. Info. New York: Carl Fischer, 1889. Plate 2219-54.
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Misc. Notes Original images: 300dpi, grayscale jpg files approx. 2550 by 3430 pixels. Editing: re-sampled to 600dpi, converted to black and white tif files, de-skewed, and set uniform margins.
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See: Method for the Violoncello (Fischer, Carl), pages 101 to 111

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General Information

Work Title Album célèbre
Alternative. Title Twenty selected pieces for violin and piano
Composer Saenger, Gustav
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. None [force assignment]
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 20 pieces in 2 volumes
  • Volume 1
  1. Goltermann: 2 Pièces de Salon, No.2. Le rêve
  2. Gounod: Serenade
  3. Hauser: Wiegenlied/Berceuse, No.2 from 2 Pieces for Violin and Piano, Op.11
  4. Henselt: 12 Études de salon, Liebeslied
  5. Henselt: Petite valse in F major, No.1 from 2 Petites Valses, Op.28
  6. Raff: 6 Morceaux, No.3. Cavatina
  7. Rubinstein: Mélodie (arr. by W. G. Dietrich), No.1 from 2 Mélodies, Op.3
  8. Rubinstein: Romance, No.1 from 2 Morceaux, Op.26
  9. Spohr: Barcarolle, No.1 from 6 Salonstücke, Op.135
  10. Schumann: Schlummerlied, No.16 from Albumblätter, Op.124
  • Volume 2
  1. Braga: La serenata
  2. Booth: Schlummerlied
  3. Ghys: Air du roi Louis XIII
  4. Hauser: Schifferlied
  5. Heller: Feuillet d'album
  6. Henselt: La fontaine
  7. Kirchner: Albumblatt
  8. Schulhoff: Confidence
  9. Tchaikovsky: Chant sans paroles
  10. Wagner: Prayer from Rienzi
First Publication. 1889 – New York: Carl Fischer
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Romantic
Piece Style Romantic
Instrumentation Violin (or flute or cello), piano

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  • There are several other similarly titled collections: H Böhme (Litolff) Zanger Op.19 for example.
  • No arrangers or editors are credited in the 1889 printing of volume 1. Judging from entries in Worldcat this must have been corrected in the edition whose copyright was renewed in 1911.
  • Though the title page mentions no solo instrument other than violin, the top line of the piano parts consistently says "Violin or Flute or Violincele".