Klarinet Archive - Posting 000051.txt from 1999/11

From: "Mr. Sheim" <fsheim@-----.com>
Subj: [kl] Grand Duo
Date: Tue, 2 Nov 1999 21:06:00 -0500

I have a Boosey & Hawkes edition. Both measures 13 and 14 are the same in
it, but are a different arpeggio than in the reprise. Both measures 13 and
14 are (A C E F G A)(Bb G E C Bb G) and in the reprise both measures are (F
A C F G A)(Bb G E C Bb G). How does compare to the others? In addition,
the preface reads in part "This new edition based on the first edition has
eliminated the many mistakes of the original and has added fingerings to
the most difficult passages of the piano part. I got this copy when I was
in high school, in 1963.

Fred (fsheim@-----.com)

>The autograph of the Weber Duo Concertante
>is now in the Library of Congress, Washington.
>In the clarinet part, measures 13 and 14 of the
>third movement are (should be) the same.
>
>Mike Bryant
>
>James Sclater wrote on 02 November 1999 16:05 on the Grand Duo - Weber
>
>
>>Can someone answer the following question regarding the 3rd movement of
>>the Grand Duo?
>>
>>In the Kalmus edition in mvt. 3, measure 13 begins differently from
>>measure 14, yet in the reprise of those measures four bars before letter
>>E the two measures are identical.
>>The recording I heard by Michael Collins has both two-measure groups
>>the same (each measure begins the f-majot arpeggio on "F" rather than on
>>"A".
>>
>>Has anyone noticed this? Which one is correct?
>>
>>Jim Sclater
>>
>>James Sclater
>>Professor of Music
>>Mississippi College
>>
>>

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