Complete Works – New Series
This New Series of Lasso’s complete works resumes the incomplete edition initiated by Franz Xaver Haberl and Adolf Sandberger, which was published from 1894 to 1927. It explores and makes available to scholars and performers that part of Lasso’s voluminous and many-sided œuvre which has not yet appeared in modern editions.
As in the revised version of Haberl and Sandbergers edition (published by Breitkopf & Härtel, Wiesbaden since 1968), the New Series groups Lasso’s works by genre. It appears in modern notation with standard clefs and lines for metrical guidance. A detailed preface, reproductions from the sources, and an editor’s report conclude each volume.
The edition comprises 26 volumes and a supplement. Please find an overview here.
This edition in now complete. The following purchasing options are available for this edition:
Purchase of individual volumes at retail sales prices
Special set subscription price (a price advantage of approx. 30 %)
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A strong plot, and fabulously imaginative music: but until now Handel’s “Giustino” has not been one of his most frequently-performed operas. With the new edition this could all change.
Franz Schubert’s stage works have never become firmly established in the repertoire. And yet they contain interesting examples of Romantic opera aesthetics. And with the 2028 Schubert anniversary year in mind, they offer a variety of opportunities for productions.
