Sudenmorsian
August 20, 2007 5:19 PM   RSS feed for this thread Subscribe

Sudenmorsian: I'm very interested in finding a recording of this little radio opera by Pylkkänen, or at least a copy of the libretto to read (not the original story of Kallas that it was derived from). I'm nearly convinced no commercial recording exists, but AskMe is sometimes miraculous...
posted by Wolfdog to media & arts (2 comments total)
A record for the score is in this here catalog (it's the union catalog for Finnish music; just search for "Sudenmorsian" as a keyword). The score itself is -- I think -- 82 sheets and might be in Italian. Regardless, you could make an ILL request and maybe get a facsimile of it.

You could also either contact the National Library of Finland or the Finnish Music Library Association for more information.
posted by cog_nate at 9:17 PM on August 20, 2007


Also, the Library of Congress has the libretto. I can't link directly to the item record, but just search for Wolf Bride (no apostrophe s behind "Wolf") as Title and two items will come up. One is the sheet music, the other is the libretto.

Here's the LC's interlibrary loan policy for US libraries -- they'll very likely send it to you if you request it.
posted by cog_nate at 11:30 AM on August 21, 2007


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