Barenreiter Haydn J. - Symphony In D Minor "lamentazione" Hob. I:26 - Score
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Summary of This Score
This Urtext score of Symphony No. 26 in D minor Hob. I:26 highlights a singular work by Joseph Haydn, whose nickname "Lamentazione" was already circulating during his lifetime, although its attribution to the composer is not entirely certain. Likely dated no later than 1770, it is distinguished by the integration, in its first two movements, of quotations from Gregorian chants of Holy Week. In Haydn's time, it was common to perform isolated movements during services: these pages can thus be considered as having been played, or even conceived, relatively independently, which reinforces their dramatic and meditative character.
Continuing the editorial collaboration between Bärenreiter and the Henle publishing house around major works (choral, opera, symphonies), this publication is part of an already rich series: several Sturm und Drang symphonies as well as the complete London and Paris symphonies have been issued with full materials. The result is a support particularly suited for orchestral work (rehearsals, concerts, educational projects), with clear engraving and reliable musical text, ideal for a demanding interpretation of the classical repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Joseph Haydn | Genre | Classical score (symphony) |
| Arrangers | Andreas Friesenhagen / Christin Heitmann | Language | German, English |
| Edition | Bärenreiter (BA 10975) | Pages | IV, 15 pp. |
| Instrumentation | Orchestra (included parts: Oboe (2), Horn (2), Violin (2), Viola, Basso) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which orchestral parts are included in edition BA 10975?
The material includes 2 oboes, 2 horns, and 2 parts each for violin, viola, and bass.
Is the score of Haydn's Symphony No. 26 "Lamentazione" an Urtext edition?
This Bärenreiter publication is presented as an Urtext score of Symphony No. 26 in D minor Hob. I:26. The musical text was established by Andreas Friesenhagen and Christin Heitmann. The edition reference is BA 10975.
Which Gregorian chants appear in the "Lamentazione" Symphony?
The first two movements incorporate quotations from Holy Week Gregorian chants.
In which languages are the texts of this Haydn score provided?
The editorial information is offered in German and English. The score contains IV preliminary pages and 15 pages of music.
From which period does Symphony Hob. I:26 date?
The composition is likely dated no later than 1770. Its nickname "Lamentazione" was already in use during Joseph Haydn's lifetime, although its attribution to the composer is not entirely certain.
