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Author: kdk ★2017
Date: 2020-04-15 20:30
Paul Aviles wrote:
> Strauss used the tenor clef and avoided all those problems!
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> see Death and Transfiguration
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I had forgotten that he used bass clef in Death and Transfiguration, which I played on bass, I think, about 50 years ago. I was thinking about Till, Don Juan and Don Quixote, which I've played and are entirely treble clef.
Where is the tenor clef in D&T? There are treble clef passages in the Kalmus part I'm looking at, and they seem pretty clearly to be written a step above the intended concert pitch. Do you have an edition that uses tenor clef?
Karl
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