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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;April07, post: 938711, member: 7302&quot;]My husband is an opera fan to the extent of having a PhD in the subject (also, opera producer), so I asked him. Here is a short resume of what he replied in messenger. He says, it is a concert piece. It includes the introduction to the third act of Lohengrin. It doesn&#039;t say transcription, reaction or anything like, that, so we may assume was made by Wagner. The publisher is very old one, it is a an 18th century publisher. This concert version was taken directly from Wagner&#039;s full score. It is important to clarify that because in 19th&nbsp; C everybody where doing reductions and adaptations because they wanted to perform just in piano, or with smaller orchestras. Also, this book should come with other instrumental pieces - a collection of scores, aim to be performed by symphony orchestras[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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