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But the document is described by the publisher as a libretto. Perhaps there is no spoken dialogue in this work?

For those who are not yet acquainted with the compositions and performances of Alma, please go to YouTube immediately and prepare yourself to be delighted and, yes, amazed at what this young person has accomplished.

Theodore Presser has the Hildegard publication for $19.95, catalog # 490-01082.

Same situation on p. 16 of the Act 2 file (p. 105 of the score), and p. 48 (p. 137 of the score).

I see three "glitched" pages in the vocal score for Act 2.

Definitely a mixture of contradictions and puzzlements.. The actual keys of the files here, as I read them, are (#1) A major, (#2) D (initially in minor, then mostly major), and (#3) A-flat major. A brief, by no means thorough reading of various works lists shows no Krommer string quartet series wit...

Available from Breitkopf, catalogue number EB 4930, 38,90 euros.

How was the mystery solved?

Well, that was a rhetorical question, since the headers for the thread had "Smith", even when her name was spelled correctly within the comments.

Isn't her last name spelled with a "y" , as in "Smyth" ?

A recording by an unnamed pianist? Any more info?

Seem like" is putting it mildly.

Lacking any obvious evidence of an explanation online, I'm guessing that the composer and/or whoever published his music lost track of the correct opus assignments.

FGI - If memory serves, Paulsson got rather huffy several years back and vowed to have nothing further to do with IMSLP, so I suspect he wouldn't be very interested in the anomalies you mention. However, there is a thread from further back (link attached) where he left an e-mail address in response ...

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