Edward Arber London: Privately printed, , Palmer and More, Sources of the Faust Tradition , — Thomas P. Sammons, trans. Robert R. Heitner New York: Suhrkamp, , Cyrus Hamlin, trans. Walter Arndt New York: W. Norton, , ; Hugh Barr H. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Faust , ed. Throughout this book, parenthetical F citations give line numbers from these editions, to which related material is referenced. A Romance in Prose , trans. George Borrow London: W. Fritz Bergemann Wiesbaden: Insel-Verlag, , Steven R.
Beck, , , trans. As an academic he teaches music history, music theory, and Russian studies. Faust has been a lifelong interest, and he has regularly taught an interdisciplinary course on Faust in the arts. She has taught an interdisciplinary Lives of Faust course for over a decade.
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If I should ever say to any moment: Tarry, remain! Then they can toll the passing bell, your obligations then be ended— the clock may stop, its hand may fall, and time at last for me be over! Part 1: Symphonic, Choral, Chamber, and Solo Faust Works Before the great operas came into being, the Faust story could be found in realms that tend to be more abstract and philosophical.
Johann Fausten. Part 2: Faust in Opera It seems almost inevitable that the Faust story would find its way to the operatic stage. Part 3: Faust in Ballet and Musical Theater In addition to the operatic tradition, the Faust legend has inspired a significant tradition of intercultural expression in ballet and non-operatic musical theater see Table I. Find this resource: Google Preview WorldCat. Notes: 1. All rights reserved. Sign in to annotate. Delete Cancel Save.
Cancel Save. Ludwig van Beethoven. Goethe, Faust. Johann Christoph Kienlen. Conradin Kreutzer. Anton Heinrich von Radziwill. Cantata Cantata. Robert Schumann. Song Overture. Song Choral Symphony Waltz. Goethe, Faust Lenau, Faust. Pablo de Sarasate. Souvenirs de Faust , Nouvelle fantaisie sur Faust , []. Gounod, Faust. Joan Baptista Pujol. Fantasy Rhapsody. Modest Mussorgsky. Achte Symphonie , —7. Igor Stravinsky.
Alfred Schnittke. Spies, Historia von D. Faust Faust — Mefistofele —68, — Arrigo Boito Goethe, Faust. Ferruccio Busoni. Doktor Faust — Ferruccio Busoni Faust puppet plays Goethe, Faust. Auden and Chester Kallman Goethe, Faust.
Johann Faustus ca. Hanns Eisler Faust puppet plays Goethe, Faust. Havergal Brian Goethe, Faust. Faust pursues her, seduces her, and then — unwittingly — destroys her and her family. I, or you? If I had never lived, that which I love Had still been living; had I never loved, That which I love would still be beautiful. Even when the quest for knowledge is successful, it conjures up dark forces, as in Frankenstein.
As the critic Marshall Berman points out, this ambitious scheme of modern development is intolerant of those who do not acquiesce to the plan. Faust learns that an elderly couple, Baucis and Philemon , wish to remain in their remote cottage and refuse to be bought off.
The ecological and human cost of this insatiable appetite for expansion is evident in the 21st Century. Climate change is perhaps the most fitting contemporary analogy for the Faustian bargain — decades of rapid economic growth for an elite, followed by grave global consequences for eternity. Our challenge today is that, to some extent, we are all in a Faustian bind. We are plagued by politicians offering easy answers to complex problems — especially when those easy answers are empty promises.
The legend warns us to be wary of the cult of the ego, the seductions of fame and the celebration of power. If you would like to comment on this story or anything else you have seen on BBC Culture, head over to our Facebook page or message us on Twitter.
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Nerval's translation of Goethe's epic play was first published in , Goethe commenting that "this French translation all seems again fresh, new, and spirited" Oxenford, 3 January Fritz provided the preface to this edition, in which he discusses his brother's skill, and love of Goethe, describing him as "a madly enthusiastic artist of Goethe genius" p.
John Oxenford, Conversations of Goethe with Eckermann Quarto x mm. Near-contemporary green half morocco by Maurice Trinckvel, titles and motifs to spine in gilt, red morocco inlay to spine, green marbled paper sides and endpapers, top edge gilt, others untrimmed. Text in French. Vignette title page printed in red and black in two states. With 16 plates in three states printed in black on japon, blue on papier de chine, and bistre , a seventeenth plate solely in the blue state.
Spine faded to brown, rubbing to spine ends, slight fading to leather on sides, a couple of scuffs to sides, small bump to foot of front board, neatly repaired, wear to tips, small mark to gutter of front free endpaper and first blank; a very good copy. Used - Hardcover Condition: Gut. Condition: Gut. Cotta schen Buchhandlung Titel, S. Ewas stockfleckig. Etwas stockfleckig. Name an beiden. Innendeckeln "F.
Auf dem Weg zu einer Gesamtausgabe des ganzen "Faust" lassen sich mehrere Drucke ermitteln, die sich teils nur wenig voneinander unterscheiden.
Ebenso erschienen im gleichen Jahr zwei Drucke des zweiten Teils, zuerst der hier vorliegende erste Einzeldruck mit der Bogennorm "Goethe s Faust. Es handelt sich vorliegend also um eine Zusammenstellung aus dem zweiten Druck mit der Nennung des Teils Th. Deneke [Kat. Hagen ]. Die etwas verwirrende Abfolge der Drucke der beiden Teile verleitete den Auktionator Gerd Rosen dazu, ein Exemplar des zweiten Teils des "Neudrucks" irrig als "bisher unbekannte Vorzugsausgabe" [ Die erste durchpaginierte Ausgabe beider Teile unter einem Titel erschien erst Published by London: George G.
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First printed edition of Faust pages 1 to Attractive armorial bookplates inside cover of Baronet Hope of Craig Hall Craighall Fife , no other names or inscriptions.
All edges speckled blue. From Hungary to U. First Hungarian edition. In contemporary half faux-leather. Spine lettered in gilt.
Marbled edges. LVIII, , 2 p. The first complete Hungarian edition of Goethe's Faust. Spine with small damage to the head. Corners slightly bumped. Endpapers stained. Occasional foxing. Otherwise in very good condition. Published by George G. Used - Hardcover Condition: Nearly fine copy.
Condition: Nearly fine copy. The lower front right corner of the upper cover is bumped and missing a small triangular piece of the gray paper, else about fine. Limited, New York, Used - Hardcover Condition: Fine. Condition: Fine. Clarke, Harry illustrator. Signed and limited first edition. From signed limitation page: "Edition limited to one thousand copies for England and one thousand copies for the United States, of which this is No. Rare edition from George G. Grey boards, cream vellum leather spine wrap, newly conditioned, gilt spine titles, light shelf wear.
Richly colored frontispiece plate: "Dearest and best, with my whole heart I love thee. Includes eight brilliantly miasmic color plates by Harry Clarke and intriguing nouveau illustration throughout in full and partial-page designs. Highly influential renderings from the golden age of gift-book illustration in first quarter of twentieth century.
Many rarities not seen elsewhere. Powerfully vivid, chiaroscuro illustrations by Harry Clarke throughout. Beautifully haunting and nighmarish renderings. Vintage rough-cut, deckled leaves, fine; no writing. Bright gilded top-edge. Haunting monochromatic pictorial endpapers in striking blue and white over black. Bind fine, stiff; hinges intact. Clarke March 17, was a famed Irish book illustrator and stained glass artist. Translated into English, in the original metres, by John Anster.
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Octavo 17 x 23 cm. Text in Ukrainian; translated from German by Dmytro Zahul. Hardbound cover with cloth binding spine and corners , gilt lettering to cover and spine, and marbled boards. Dmytro Zahul - a Ukrainian poet-symbolist, literary critic, critic, publicist, translator, teacher, public figure.
Dmytro translated into Ukrainian the second song "Aeneid" by Vergil, several Horace satires, and "Song of the bell" by Friedrich Schiller. In , Dmytro Zagul joined the association of symbolic writers, Muzaget, that promoted "pure art. In , as a member of the Western Ukraine literary organization, Zahula was accused of nationalism and sentenced to 10 years in concentration camps. He was appointed editor of the multi-circulation newspaper Stroitel Bama.
After the news of a possible life imprisonment, Dmytro died of heart paralysis in the summer of at Kolyma. In the s, Alexander proved himself to be a fine portrait painter, and gained fame in Germany by illustrating classical works of literature Shakespeare, Schiller and others. His illustrations for Goethe's Faust became the first absolutely successful and filigree work on the creation of visual images. Subtle, detailed, perfectly conveying the dynamics and intensity of the scenes, they perfectly accomplish the work, the pinnacle of the world literature.
Published by New Directions, McIntyre and illustrations by Rockwell Kent including the front dw panel , fine and bright in like dw in vg slip-case with some wear to the edges. First US edition, in the deluxe half morocco binding, much scarcer than the standard cloth binding. The UK edition was published the same year.
Original brown half morocco, spine and front cover lettered and decorated in gilt, brown paper sides and endpapers, top edge gilt, others untrimmed. Colour frontispiece and 29 plates with printed tissue-guards. Light rubbing at extremities but the binding in much nicer shape than usually encountered, contents clean, a few tissue guards detached but present.
A very nice copy.
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