Eighteen years after the death in London of Carl Maria von Weber, a patriotic movement in Germany resulted in the transference of his remains to his native land. In December of year 1844 an impressive ceremony took place in Dresden, in which Wagner took a leading part. Besides reading the solemn oration, Wagner composed the march for the torchlight procession. This march, scored by Wagner for large wind band, was based on two themes from Weber’s opera Euryanthe, and thus represented a musical homage to the earlier composer. The score remained unpublished until 1926, and the work has remained among the least known of all Wagner’s compositions.
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Printed score: 300 sek (B4 format, 12 pages. Coil bound, frosted plastic cover, hardback.)
Score in PDF: 240 sek (B4 or A4 format, 12 pages.)
Printed parts: à 40 kr (B4 format. 1 page.)
Parts in PDF: à 32 kr (B4 or A4 format. 1 page.)
In the printed material, you get 26 brass and percussion parts: 26 x 40 sek = 1.040 sek
In PDF, you get 26 parts: 26 x 32 sek = 832 sek
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