Mahler Symphony No. 2 “Resurrection” — Finale Sheet Music
The complete professional edition for Orchestra, Choir & Soloists — arranged by Paul Lorenz for the concert stage
Edition facts
Symphony No. 2 Resurrection – FINALE by Gustav Mahler, arranged by Paul Lorenz for choir and orchestra: full score (8 pages) and separate parts (34 pages), delivered as a PDF (A4) for instant download, €69.90.
- Instrumentation
- Piccolo, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet · Flugelhorn, Horn, Trumpet, Trombone · Timpani, Percussion · Organ · Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello, Double bass
- Pages
- 42 pages — full score (8) + separate parts (34)
- Tempo
- 𝅗𝅥 = 70
- Edition
- 2024
- Format
- PDF, A4, instant download
Read from the PDF you download.
The moment the offstage brass enters in Mahler’s Resurrection Finale — emerging from silence after twenty-five minutes of orchestral argument — every conductor discovers why this movement demands more than technically correct sheet music. The Finale of Symphony No. 2 in C minor is, in practice, a standalone concert work of the highest order: twenty-five to thirty minutes of orchestral and choral writing that moves from desolation to cosmic affirmation, from Klopstock’s ancient text to Mahler’s own words, from whispered strings to the full weight of orchestra, choir, soprano, mezzo-soprano, organ, and offstage brass. It requires a score that is equal to the occasion.
This Paul Lorenz edition is designed for conductors and music directors who cannot afford to work from century-old IMSLP scans or wait weeks for institutional shipping. The complete performance package — conductor’s score, all orchestral parts, choral score, vocal scores, offstage brass parts, and a staging diagram — is available for instant download, engraved to MOLA standards at 600 DPI. Every dynamic marking, every cue, every page turn has been crafted for real rehearsal conditions. Your next performance of the Mahler Resurrection Finale should not begin with a compromise in the score.
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Orchestra Choir & Soloists
€69.90Choir and orchestra · 42 pages: score + parts · PDF (A4)
Every part also for other instruments – included ↓
The definitive edition for the concert stage. Every element of the Mahler Resurrection Finale in a single, instantly downloadable package — from the conductor’s podium score to the offstage trumpet parts, ready for the stand before your next rehearsal.
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Parts for your instrumentation
Every instrumental part of this edition is also available for other instruments – included in the price. Transposed, in the right clef, checked for range and breathing.
| Original part | Also available for |
|---|---|
| Oboe | Flute, Clarinet in B♭, Soprano saxophone in B♭, Violin |
| Clarinet in B♭ | Flute, Oboe, Soprano saxophone in B♭, Trumpet in B♭, Violin, English horn in F |
| Horn in F | Violin, Viola, Cello |
| Trumpet in B♭ | Violin, Viola |
| Trombone | Viola, Cello, Double bass |
| Viola | Violin |
| Cello | Double bass |
Buy. After your purchase you receive your personal link to the Part Configurator by e-mail.
Choose part and instrument. For example the Oboe part as Clarinet in B♭.
Download the PDF. The first time a part is requested it takes about a minute to set; after that it is ready at once – with your name as the license notice.
How the Part Configurator works →Need a different instrumentation? After your purchase you can send Paul Lorenz a request.
Quality in detail
- MOLA-Compliant Engraving: 8.5mm staff sizes and 600 DPI resolution — legible from the podium, on tablet, and at the orchestral stand.
- Instant PDF Delivery: The complete package downloads immediately after purchase. No shipping delays, no institutional order forms, no waiting weeks.
- Complete Performance Package: Conductor score, all orchestral parts, choral score, soloists’ scores, and brass materials — all in one download.
- Explicit Performance License: Print for your entire ensemble and perform publicly. Licensing terms are clear, unambiguous, and included with purchase.
- Bespoke Customization Available: Regional forces, reduced brass complement, alternative instrumentation — Paul Lorenz Music adapts the edition to your ensemble’s specific needs.
- 600 DPI Print Precision: Every dynamic, articulation, and text underlay renders with professional clarity, whether printed on A3 or loaded onto a conducting tablet.
Symphony No. 2 Resurrection – FINALE sheet music at a glance
| Song | Symphony No. 2 in C minor, “Resurrection” — Finale, Gustav Mahler; public domain |
| Arrangement | Full orchestra with SATB choir, soprano and mezzo-soprano soloists, organ and offstage brass |
| Arranger | Paul Lorenz — arrangements recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road |
| Scoring | Full conductor’s score (A3), all orchestral parts, SATB choral score, soloists’ vocal scores, offstage brass parts, organ part and a staging diagram |
| Difficulty | Professional ensembles only (Grade 5+) |
| Format | High-resolution PDF (600 DPI) — instant download, print- and tablet-ready |
| Licensing | Public-domain work; arrangement licensed for performances by the purchasing ensemble; standard PRO reporting (GEMA/AKM/SUISA) by the organiser |
| Price | €69.90 |
Is this edition right for you?
Programme the Resurrection Finale as a standalone concert work — a self-contained arc from desolation to cosmic affirmation. This edition is written for:
- Symphony orchestras and choral societies mounting the Finale as an Easter or occasional centrepiece
- Music directors who need MOLA-compliant parts on the stand for the first rehearsal, not weeks out
- Conductors working with soprano, mezzo-soprano, organ and offstage brass who require clear cues and staging
- Ensembles retiring century-old IMSLP scans in favour of a modern engraving
Need a transposition or a different voicing? Paul Lorenz adapts it on request — just ask before you buy.
What you receive
- The full conductor’s score in A3 format, engraved to MOLA standards
- All orchestral parts, the SATB choral score, soprano and mezzo-soprano vocal scores, offstage brass parts, organ part and a staging diagram, individually extracted and proofread
- High-resolution PDFs, delivered instantly and yours to keep — no rental
Programming Symphony No. 2 Resurrection – FINALE
At twenty-five to thirty minutes, the Finale stands on its own as the emotional summit of a programme — best placed after the interval so its journey from whispered strings to full orchestra, choir and offstage brass can land without competition. Allow the offstage brass its space; the staging diagram is there to help you plan the hall. Klopstock’s Auferstehn and Mahler’s own closing text reward an ensemble that has rehearsed the transitions rather than merely the loud pages. It pairs naturally with a reflective first half and needs little around it to fill an evening. Explore the related arrangements below to build the rest of the programme.
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Symphony No. 2 Resurrection – FINALE sheet music — frequently asked questions
What exactly is included in the download?
You receive a complete, performance-ready package: the full conductor’s score in A3 format (MOLA-compliant, 8.5mm staff), all individual orchestral parts extracted and proofread, soprano and mezzo-soprano vocal scores, the full SATB choral score, offstage brass parts (4 trumpets in F, 2 horns), organ part, an offstage brass staging diagram, and a performance license. Everything is delivered as high-resolution PDF files at 600 DPI, optimized for professional printing and tablet reading.
What is the difficulty level of this arrangement?
Professional level only (Grade 5+). The Finale of Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 requires professional-level orchestral musicians across all sections, an experienced SATB choral ensemble, two professional soloists (soprano and mezzo-soprano), and a conductor with substantial large-scale symphonic experience. It is not typically performed by semi-professional or amateur ensembles due to the complexity, scale, and precision the score demands.
Do I need a performance license?
Mahler’s original Symphony No. 2 is in the public domain. Your purchase includes the licence to perform this arrangement with the purchasing ensemble (your orchestra and choir) — concerts and unlimited performances included. Any reporting of the public performance to a performing-rights society (GEMA/AKM/SUISA, or ASCAP/BMI/PRS elsewhere) is handled by the organiser as usual. The licensing terms are stated clearly in your download package.
Can the arrangement be customized for my ensemble?
Absolutely. Paul Lorenz Music offers bespoke customization — a capability unique in the professional sheet music market. Whether you need a reduced brass complement, alternative instrumentation, adjusted choral voicing, or specific formatting changes, we can tailor this edition to your exact requirements. Contact us directly to discuss your needs before or after purchase.
What is your refund policy?
Due to the digital nature of our products, refunds cannot be offered once the download has been accessed. We encourage you to review the score preview carefully and contact us with any questions before purchasing — we are always happy to assist with pre-purchase enquiries.
Can I play the Oboe part on Clarinet in B♭?
Yes. The Part Configurator is included in the price: the Oboe part is also available for Flute, Clarinet in B♭, Soprano saxophone in B♭ and Violin – transposed, in the right clef, checked for range and breathing. You receive the link by e-mail after your purchase.
Which parts are available for other instruments?
7 instrumental parts for 10 instruments in all. The overview “Parts for your instrumentation” on this page lists every original part with its instruments. For a different instrumentation you can send Paul Lorenz a request after your purchase.
Am I allowed to use the re-scored parts?
Yes. Parts from the Part Configurator belong to the edition you bought and are covered by the same license – for your ensemble, with the same rights of use. Every part carries the notice “Licensed to …” in its footer. For public performances the organiser registers the performance with the collecting society as usual (e.g. PRS, ASCAP/BMI, GEMA).