Author: davyd
Date: 2009-06-01 01:45
In the score of R. Strauss' Alpensinfonie, there's some curious (at least to me) notation in various woodwind parts. There's "Es-Clar D" and "C-Clar D" in various places, with similar notation for others: "2 Hob D", etc. In other spots, there's "Es-Clar E", "C Clar E", etc.
What do these "D" and "E" mean in this context? Something about transposition doesn't seem likely.
Perhaps the "D" means "doppelt", meaning "doubled", with the "E" meaning "einzel" or "single"?
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