Symphony No. 5 in Bb major D 485 [wind parts] series__Terra tremuit (Eberlin) The first edition of the

The first edition of the score

By contrast with the Chrysander edition obligatory until now

His maxim“not without my retouching” led to a whole series of revised reprints

The edition has a solo recorder part and a bass part with figures

But because of the shortness of the other movements

Symphony No. 5 in Bb major D 485 [wind parts] series__Terra tremuit (Eberlin) The first edition of theAfter Peter Glke's revised edition of the "Unfinished", here is the new edition (1992) of the Fifth by Peter Hauschild. Since the Fifth Symphony was first published by Breitkopf & Hrtel in 1885, a text critical edition "based on the sources" of this work was long overdue. Though the alterations in the earlier text were made by none other than Johannes Brahms, they are treated here as "footnotes", for our new edition rigorously follows the primary