Catalog raisonné Rudolf Mauersberger
The catalog raisonné of Rudolf Mauersberger (RMWV) is a list of the works of Rudolf Mauersberger . A first catalog raisonné appeared in 1976 as a manuscript print from the Saxon State Library . A second, expanded edition from 1978 could not be delivered due to technical defects. The current catalog raisonné was compiled in 1991 by Matthias Herrmann .
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When assigning RMWV numbers, blanks were left for works and processing that could still be discovered. The following works are possible:
- 16 - work is completely preserved
- '17' work has survived in fragments
- (15) - The work is lost.
Vocal music (RMWV 1–441)
A. Secular-spiritual
I. Choral Cycles
- 1 cycle day and eternity
- 2 Christmas cycle of the Crucians
- 3 Small Dresden Christmas Cycle
- 4 Dresden cycle
- 5 Ore Mountains cycle
- 6 The little year circle
B. Spiritually
II. Evening-filling sacred works
- 7 Christ Vespers of the Crucians
- 8 Dresden Te Deum
- 9 Passion music based on the Gospel of Luke
- 10 Dresden Requiem
- 11 Go out, my heart, and seek joy
III. Smaller spiritual works
1. Collections for choir with solo voices ad libitum - a cappella or with organ
- 12 alumni chants of the Dresden Kreuzchor
- 13 chants for the Kreuzkapelle zu Mauersberg
2. Individual works for choir and instruments
- (15) Requiem for our fallen
- 16 Resurrect, yes you will resurrect
- '17' Blessed are the dead
- 18 Luther's praise of music
- 19 Life withered like grass
- '20' You have prepared me amen guest
- 21 Pentecostal song: Man, you became lord
3. Single work for choir and organ
- 23 Good Friday: Indeed he bore our disease
- 24 Confirmation Chant: Be Faithful in Your Faith
- '25' Every heart also finds its peace (II.)
- '26' Even if I don't feel anything of your power (I.)
- 27 A little Christmas cantata
4. Individual works for mixed choir a cappella
- 30 Look and see if there is any pain like mine
- 31 Motet for confirmation: We beg for your grace with the end - cf Jesus go ahead
- 32 Oh, how fleeting, oh how vain
- 33 O death, how bitter you are
- 34 Thanksgiving Psalm: It is a delicious thing to thank the heart
- 35 Go out, my heart, and seek joy
- 36 The year ends silently
- 37 Lord, stay with us
- 38 A joyous Easter song: All the world, Lord Jesus Christ
- 39 'New Year's Song: With joy, pain moves with a final chorale Give then, who weighs above us with the right scales
- (40) Sweet light, sun breaking through clouds
- 41 Whoever believes in me
- 42 Thanksgiving hymn: The people in the German crook thanks you, great God
- 43 The Lord's advice is wonderful with the final chorale, a miraculous beginning, a wonderful end or nothing, it's late and early
- 44 I will sing to the Lord all my life
- 45 Say a saying to the despondent hearts for Advent. On you troubled hearts
- 46 See, my days are a manual work of yours. Saying for the Sunday of the dead or the festival of St. John's with a final chorale Do it with me, God, according to your goodness
- 47 Confession: Like my fathers from ancient times, I pray with my children with a final chorale I know who I believe in
- 48 Thank you, Lord
- 49 To report the fallen: Plant a cross over my grave
- 50 Song of Life: Who lifted you to my heights
- 51 At the beginning of the liturgical year: Who made the world
- 52 Sower's Song: Lord Christ Will Resurrect Easter
- 53 Harvest song 1946: We plow and we spread
- 54 It's all vain
- 55 Motet of Peace
- 56 The nine Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount: But when the people saw with a final chorale: They threaten you with shame and bonds
- 57 Our fathers hoped in you
5. Individual works for equal voices a cappella
- 61 Lord stay with us
- 62 Do not boast of tomorrow!
- 63 Behold, I commanded you
- 64 memorial message
- 65 The Lord's Prayer: Let us pray, Our Father
- 66 I remember the old days
- 67 Schola crucis, schola lucis, imus, domine, quo ducis
IV. Mass
- 70 An evangelical mass
V. Metten
- 71 Christmas mass for the alumni of the Dresden Kreuzchor
- 72 Christmas mass for the church in Mauersberg
- 73 Christmas mass play by the Dresden Kreuzchor
- 74 Easter Mass of the Dresden Kreuzchor
- 75 Easter mass for the church in Mauersberg
- 76 Draft of a Mette
VI. Small liturgical forms (except introits)
80–85 From the liturgy for the Protestant church service in St. Georg zu Eisenach
- 80 Antiphon to the 23rd Psalm Happy those who consider you their strength
- 81 Invocation (Psalm 141.1): Lord, I call to you
- 82 German Da pacem: Grant us peace graciously
- 83 God, Lord, keep us in your work
- 84 Order of worship of the evangelical parish in Eisenach: Our help is in the name of the Lord
- 85 Te Deum: Lord God, we praise you
87–89 Three amen
- 87 for 6st. according to Choir
- 88 for 5st. according to Choir
- 89 for 5st. according to Choir
- 90 Draft for a summer Vespers
- 91 Liturgical Devotion
- 92 Antiphon: Lord God, you are our refuge
93–96 From the liturgy for the Protestant church service in the Kreuzkirche in Dresden
- 93 Worship liturgy, including the sacrament liturgy
- 94 Holy (Sanctus): Holy is God the Father
- 95 In the great glory: We praise you (choir setting instead of the congregation)
- 96 Hallelujah verse at Easter: This is the day the Lord makes
- 97 Amen for the Christmas mass in Neudorf (Erzgebirge) for 5 hours. according to Choir
VII. Introits
1. Larger introits for two choirs (main choir and altar choir) with instruments or a cappella
- 100 Adiutorium: Deus in adiutorium meum intende with final chorale: God is present
- 101 God is present
- 102 The beautiful jewelry of the year escapes
- 103 Come here, the king's command
- 104 Advent Introit
- 105 Dominus illuminatio meo Introit with invocation I; in general, especially for the Trinity time
- 106 Show us your grace Introit with invocation II: general
- 107 My heart is ready Introit with invocation III with final chorale: In my dear God I trust in fear and need
- 108 That is a delicious thing, thank the gentlemen Introit with invocation IV
- 109 The old year has passed Introit for New Year's Eve
- 110 Help, Lord Jesus, be successful
2. Introits for the worship service in St. Georg zu Eisenach
- 113 On Boxing Day: A child was born to us
- 114 At New Years: For the sake of his great love
- 115 On Good Friday: The Lord has been obedient until death
- 116 On cantata: Sing a new song to the Lord!
- 117 On the day of repentance: Lord, have mercy on me
- 118 At Ascension, Exalt the King of Kings
- 119 At Pentecost: The world is full of the Spirit of the Lord
- 120 At Trinity: Praise and praise and everlasting honor
- 121 For the feast of Michaelmas: Praise the Lord, you his angels
- 122 On Thanksgiving: Great are the works of the Lord
- 123 For the Reformation Festival: God is our confidence and strength
- 124 On the Sunday of the Dead: Lord, teach us to think
- 125 On the Sunday of the Dead: Lord, you are our refuge for and for
3. Introits for worship in the Kreuzkirche in Dresden
- 130 For Advent 1. Rorate coeli and Tell the despondent hearts
- 131 At New Year: In the Name of Jesus
- 132 On Epiphany and on the Sundays after Epiphany, get up
- 133 On Septuagismae, Sexagismae and Estomihi : Be a strong rock to me
- 134 To Invokavit : He hit me
- 135 To Reminiscere: Remember, Lord, your mercy
- 136 To Okuli: My eyes always look to the heart
- 137 To Laetare: Be afraid of Jerusalem
- 138 To Judica: God judge me
- 139 At Palmarum: Hosanna to the son of David
- 140 On Maundy Thursday: We boast
- 141 On Good Friday: The Lord was obedient until death
- 142 At Easter: The Lord is risen
- 143 To Quasimodogeniti: As the newborn children
- 144 To Misericordias Domini: The earth is full of the goodness of the Lord
- 145 To Jubilate: Shout out to God, all the earth
- 146 On cantata: Sing a new song to the Lord
- 147 To Rogate: Announced with a cheerful sound
- 148 On the Ascension: The Men of Gallilee
- 149 To Exaudi: Hear, Lord, my voice
- 150 At Pentecost: I want to pour out my spirit
- 151 On the Feast of Trinity: May the Holy Trinity be given
- 152 On the first Sunday after Trinity, Lord, I hope so
- 153 On the 2nd Sunday after Trinity: The Lord is my strength
- 154 On the 3rd Sunday after Trinity: Lord, I turn to myself
- 155 On the 4th Sunday after Trinity: The Lord is my light
- 156 On the 5th Sunday after Trinity: Lord, hear my voice
- 157 On the 6th Sunday after Trinity: The Lord is the strength of his people
- 158 On the 12th Sunday after Trinity: Lord, I trust in you
- 159 On the 13th Sunday after Trinity: That is my joy
- 160 On the 14th Sunday after Trinity: How holy is this place
- 161 On the 15th Sunday after Trinity: Lord, how great are your works
- 162 On the 16th Sunday after Trinity: The sacrifices that please God
- 163 On the 17th Sunday after Trinity, Lord, you are righteous
- 164 On the 18th Sunday after Trinity, Lord, give peace
- 165 On the 19th Sunday after Trinity: I am the salvation of my people
- 166 On the 22nd Sunday after Trinity: If you will, Lord
- 167 For the Reformation Festival: I am speaking of your testimonies
- 168 On the 23rd Sunday after Trinity (two versions): When I walk in the midst of fear
- 169 On the 24th Sunday after Trinity: The Lord's Redeemed
- 170 On the 25th Sunday after Trinity: We must all be revealed
VIII. Chorales
1. Own settings
- 175 Break in sweet glow
- 176 Go out, my heart, and seek joy
- 177 Shout, you heavens
- 178 Let me go
- 179 O Christianity
- 180 Whether the earth roars and shakes
- 181 who is a man
- 182 How secretly
- 183 Where does the soul find home, where rest?
2. Choral arrangements
2.1. Collections for choir and instruments
- 185 tower chants of the crucians
- 186 Dresden tower chants
2.2. Overview of all versions of the tower chants
- 187 All the world jump and sing praises
- 188 My heart should jump happily
- 189 Praise be to you, Jesus Christ
- 190 Open the door, the gate opens wide
- 191 Veni redemptor gentium / What the crowd of old fathers
- 192 From heaven high, that's where I come from
- 193 The Christmas message
- 194 The prophecy: The people walking in the dark
2.3 Individual works for choir and instruments (except brass)
- '195' If I should ever divorce
- '196' How wonderful this punishment is
- 197 A little lamb goes and is to blame
- (198) Joseph, my dear Joseph
- (199) Come you shepherds
- 200 Praise God, all Christians
- 201 From heaven high, there I come
- (202) From heaven high, you angels come
- 203 The bright sun is shining now
- 204 The sun is shining down
- 205 O holy spirit, thou divine fire
- 206 O world, I have to let you
- 207 When my hour is available
- 208 From the bright gates of heaven
- 209 heaven, earth, air and sea
- 210 In peace yours, my lords
- 211/1 O breath first morning
- 211/2 O king of all honors
- 212 May God be gracious to us
- 213 God's silence, Sunday morning
- 214 Oh God, see it from heaven
- 215 I want me to be at home (about the song by Heinrich Laufenberg )
- 216 I'm going there with Fried and Freud
2.4 Lost chorale arrangements and alternate chants for choir with organ and instruments
- (220) The whole world, Lord Jesus Christ
- (221) Praise be to God in the highest throne
- (222) I am warmly pleased
- (223) I know what I believe in
- (224) Open the door, the gate opens wide
2.5 Individual works for choir, brass and possibly organ
- 2.5.1. Edits
- 226 Decorate the festival with May
- (227) Christ is risen
- 228 Jesus Christ, King and Lord
- 229 Oh come, you spirit of truth
- 230 Don't despair, you little bunch
- 2.5.2. Choral movements
- 231 Now let go and step
- 232 Christ was in death bonds
- 233 Pentecost chorale : O holy spirit, come to us
2.6. Choral arrangements for choir and organ
- (235) Oh come, you spirit of truth
- 236 It's gotten so quiet
- 237 Wake up my heart and sing
- 238 Let me go
- 239 We are in the middle of life
- 240 who is a man?
- 241 Where does the soul find home, where rest?
2.7. Choral arrangements for a cappella choir
- 245 From the bottom of my heart
- 246 My first feeling is price and thanks
- 247 The dawn of eternity
- 248 The golden sun
- 249 For the morning and for the evening: The Lord still sends greetings to me / Oh stay with your shine
- 250 Gladly praise the Lord
- 251 God's silence, Sunday morning
3. Choral books
- 253 Evangelical Choral Book [Thuringian Choral Book]
- 254 funeral songs
- 255 funeral songs
- 256 funeral songs
- 257 Four-part German chorale album
- 258 Evangelical Choral Book for the Church Province of East Prussia
- 259 New Thuringian Choral Book
4. Individual chorale movements a cappella
4. 1. Choral movements for mixed choir
260 - 261 Two spiritual songs
- 260 Go out, my heart, and seek joy
- 261 The moon has risen
- 262 Go there, you time
- 263 Pentecost song: shout earth and heaven, rejoice brightly
- 264 After me, says Christ our hero
- 265 God is present
- 266 Give us, Lord, the daily bread
4.2. Choral movements for mixed choir
- 268 The grim death
- 269 You know the way: I don't know the way either
- 270 O world, see your life here
4.3. Choral movements for 3-4 part choir
- 273 My first feeling is price and thanks
- 274 The grim death
- 275 You know the way: I don't know the way either
- 276 I greet you on the trunk of the cross
- 277 When little heirs of heaven die in their innocence
4.4. Choral movements for two voices (soprano, alto)
- 280 Up from the sky, that's where I come from
- 281 Jesus has come, the reason for everlasting joy
- 282 Give praise to all who honor him
- 283 Lord Jesus Christ, turn to us
- 284 Honor only to God on high
4.5. Funeral songs for male choir
- 285 Now let's bury the body
- 286 I'll go there with Fried and Freud
- 287 Who knows how near my end is to me
- 288 Do to me, God, according to your goodness
C. Secular
IX. Secular works
1. Works collections for solo voices and orchestra
- 290 Four pictures of war
- 291 Two war mood pictures
- 292 [Two mood pictures]
2. Individual works for solo voice and orchestra or piano
- 293 The dying soldier: The bullet hit, death calls me
- 294 For us: Far in the east
- 295 Austrian equestrian image: Two jackdaws crouch over at the waterwheel
- 296 Autumn 1914: Falling splendor!
- 297 In the quiet alley
- 298 Somewhere: Somewhere in Poland's field a wooden cross with a plaque
3. Individual works for choir, some solo voices and orchestra or piano
- (299) Schön-Rohtraut
- (300) Death and Victory: The night rises
- '301' The bells ring in Easter
- 302 High above the stars
- 303 You who pass by outside
- '304' Good Friday: Wind and waves do not prevent the silence
- 305 Childhood: Is there still a linden tree in my home country?
- 306 Mayward
- 307 Memorial Chant : Have peace and quiet
4. Individual works (songs) for solo voice and piano
- (310) Common gull
- 311 Goodnight song: Good night, good night!
- 312 The organ grinder's song: I had a girl and I loved her
- 313 You are so young
- '314' A Sunday: This is how a Sunday ends in silence
- 315 To a young girl: I always saw you with roses in your hand
- 316 Luck: Now it was summer and the roses were blooming
- '317' In the gypsy camp: raspberry bushes, crumbling rocks
5. Individual works for mixed choir a cappella
- (320) Austrian equestrian image: Two jackdaws are crouching over at the waterwheel
- 321 Prayer: Because we have so much noble hero's blood
- 322 Ulkfuge: Where is my little Joseph?
- 323 Creation: All things on earth what splendor!
- 324 Two simple chants
- 325 [Two chants]
- 326 [Two chants]
- 327 The circle: wrestles from the womb in hot labor
- 328 pipes: piano and violin that I truly appreciate
- 329 Just learn to laugh!
- 330 Music: Melodies heal our pain
- 331 Opening hymn : Unite us today at the ceremony
- 332 Hymn to work: work hammer all pulses
- 333 Hymn to a completed work: Now the work is completed
- 334 Heart of the world: where does the heart of the world beat?
- 335 The Wonderland: Now a song is to be sung
- 336 Critique of the Heart
- 337 Oh, you beautiful court chapels
- 338 Three season poems
- 339 From the bird: Howdy God, my dear Regerl
6. Individual works for equal voices a cappella, some with boy solo part
- 342 Have sun in my heart
- 343 Just learn to laugh
- 344 Hymn to work: work hammers all pulses
- 345 Please: I hear a blackbird beating
- 346 A Sunday: This is how a Sunday ends quietly
- 347 The vanished star: There was a little star in the sky
- 348 A green leaf: a leaf from summer days
- 349 Greeting: There are so many stars in the sky
- 350 advertisement in August: The adorable boys
- 351 night musicians: here we are poor fools in the squares
- 352 He who wants to wander right in joy
- 353 Sermon to Children: A Chicken and a Rooster
- 354 Morning Song: Get up, dear little children
- 355 Schusterbube: Schusterbube, mend my shoes
- 356 The swallows: two swallows are flying
X. Song and folk song arrangements
1. Collection for 4-part mixed choir
- 360 I am a great hiker
- 361 Here I am sitting on the lawn, wreathed with violets
- 362 I am often with loved ones
- 363 A shepherd girl was grazing
- 364 girls back to my green side
- 365 A hunter from the Electoral Palatinate
- 366 Whom God wills show true favor
- 367 No fire, no coal
- 368 A boy was drawn
- 369 Love brings great joy
- 370 I went there for myself in the forest
- 371 The sun rises behind the forest
- 372 Me and my house, we are ready
373–376 Four Löns songs
- 373 On the Lüneburg Heath
- 374 When I feed my sheep
- 375 Forget-me-not: It was a maiden delicately
- 376 When I went lonely yesterday
2. Individual works for 4-8-part choir and 4 horns
- 377 In the forest and on the heath
- 378 The French horn: How lovely it sounds through bush and forest
3. Individual works for boys' choir and horns
- 379 Trara, the mail has arrived
- 380 In the forest and on the heath
4. Individual works for mixed choir a cappella
- 382 The moon has risen
- 383 May has come
- 384 exit: mountain peaks glow, forest tops bloom
- 385 Well goodbye, my dear homeland
- 386 All the birds are already there
- (387) Landsknechtlied: Our dear women from cold wells
- (388) What are the trumpets blowing?
- (389) When does the holy New Year begin?
- 390 memories of childhood: when the nightingale struck in May
- 391 In the most beautiful meadow
- 392 The farmer's song in a foreign country: My loved ones' home
- 393 Little bird in a tall tree: Little bird in a tall tree, it's small, you can hardly see it
- (394) The mountain prince has appeared
- 395 Down there in the mill
- 396 Mailied: Trarira! Summer is here
- 397 The quail strike: Listen how it sounds so lovely from there!
- 398 Nice spring: SVII nice spring, come back
- 399 Lullaby: Good evening, good night
- 400 How wonderful it is in the forest
- 401 [Two Hunting Songs]
- 402 Evening blessing: In the evening I want to go to bed
- 403 Annaberger Bergmannsmarsch: Greetings and blessings to you, you beautiful ornament
- 404 Bergmannslied: Glück auf, Glück auf
- 405 The wanderer: I come from the mountains
- 406 Home: When I ask the traveler
- 407 A very funny mountain range: I am a good-humored miner
- 408 Erzgebirgisches Bergmannslied: The miners are a noble ornament
- 409 Erzgebirgisches Bergmannslied: When the three bell rings
- 410 Spring mood : the mild air has awakened
- 411 In supper: O how beautiful is your world, father
- 412 In the forest and on the heath
- 413 Sandman: The little flowers, they're sleeping
- 414 Lullaby: Fall asleep, my prince, fall asleep
- 415 The Death of Basel: When I Was a Young Journeyman
- 416 In Märzen the farmer: In Märzen the farmer harnesses his little horses
- 417 And in the mountains of snow
- 418 Softly pulls through my mind
- 419 O Christmas tree: O Christmas tree, how faithful are your leaves
5. Individual works for solo part (s) and equal parts a cappella
- 422 Evening blessing: In the evening I want to go to bed
- 423 Lullaby: Fall asleep, my prince, fall asleep
- 424 From my youth: A song from my youth always sounds to me
- 425 Lullaby: Good evening, good night
- 426 The shepherd: Am I far from you in the forest
- 427 Sandman: The little flowers, they sleep
- 428 Sleep, Son of Heart: Sleep, Son of Heart, you are my darling!
6. Individual works for two boys' choirs a cappella
- 430 Whom God wills show true favor
- 431 I am often with loved ones
- 432 In the open air: Here I am sitting on the lawn, wreathed with violets
- 433 Well goodbye, my dear homeland
- 434 Trara, the mail has arrived
7. Individual works for boys' choir a cappella
- 436 You dear birds: you little birds, you forest gods
- 437 Reaper Death: It is a reaper whose name is death
- 438 Softly pulls through my mind
- 439 Vögele in the fir forest: Vögele in the fir forest whistles so brightly
- 440 birds in the tall tree
- 441 If I were a bird
Instrumental music (RMWV 445–451)
XI. Organ music
- 445 Introduction, Ciaconna and Choral in E minor
- 446 Introduction and Passacaglia in A minor
- 447 Prelude and Double Fugue in D minor
XII. Chamber music
- 448 Piano Trio in C minor
- 449 String Quartet in F sharp minor
- (450) Elegy
XIII. Orchestral music
- 451 Symphony in E minor (tragic symphony)
literature
- Matthias Herrmann: Rudolf Mauersberger (1889–1971), catalog raisonné (RMWV) 2., gänzl. edit again Edition Dresden, Sächs. Landesbibliothek, 1991. - XI, 155 pp. - Studies and materials on the music history of Dresden, Vol. 3