Igor Stravinsky :: THE RITE OF SPRING (Vesna svyashchennaya; Le sacre du printemps): Chronology
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Stravinsky, Igor
1882-1971
(b Oranienbaum, nr St Petersburg, 5/17 June 1882; d New York, 6 April 1971). Russian composer, later of French (1934) and American (1945) nationality
THE RITE OF SPRING (Vesna svyashchennaya; Le sacre du
printemps): Chronology
printemps): Chronology
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An attempt to clarify the confused publication history of this work:
1913: first performance
1921: first published edition (Éd. Russe de Musique)
1929: corrected edition (Éd. Russe de Musique)
1943: revision of the Sacrificial Dance (Boosey; see separate entry,
below)
1947: "revised version" (Boosey; actually just corrections)
1965: more corrections (Boosey)
1967: re-engraved (Boosey)
2000: Corrected edition (Kalmus; ed. Clinton F. Nieweg—permanently
out of print)
2021: Critical Performing Edition (Serenissima; ed. Clinton F. Nieweg
and James Chang)
N.B.: The Dover full score dated 1989 is a reprint of a Muzyka engraving of 1965; it has many errors, and no set of parts fully agrees with it.
1913: first performance
1921: first published edition (Éd. Russe de Musique)
1929: corrected edition (Éd. Russe de Musique)
1943: revision of the Sacrificial Dance (Boosey; see separate entry,
below)
1947: "revised version" (Boosey; actually just corrections)
1965: more corrections (Boosey)
1967: re-engraved (Boosey)
2000: Corrected edition (Kalmus; ed. Clinton F. Nieweg—permanently
out of print)
2021: Critical Performing Edition (Serenissima; ed. Clinton F. Nieweg
and James Chang)
N.B.: The Dover full score dated 1989 is a reprint of a Muzyka engraving of 1965; it has many errors, and no set of parts fully agrees with it.