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Re: Klose turn

Author: kdk ★2017
Date: 2015-04-17 06:28

I only have the two editions - 1879 (IMSLP - no editor cited) and 1946 (Fischer-Bellison - my own copy) to compare. My student has a recent printing of what I think is still the 1946 edition. The turns appear in both editions. There are no indications of editorial changes in the 1946 edition and there is no editor acknowledged for 1879. The difference is in the placement of the mystery comma (or dot, as Bill found in a later duet). Since this music is meant for study and not for performance. I'm not sure how much rigor you can expect in terms of identification of edits - even in major works that *are* performance pieces, Bellison (in his Carl Fischer editions) didn't generally identify what he was revising.

Since we're all just making educated guesses, the answer to my student's question ("what does this mean") has to be, simply, "I don't know" and we'll for the time being just keep ignoring the commas (as all of us have been doing since we first studied the Klose Celebrated Method). If I ever come up with an answer (my curiosity is now fully piqued) I'll come back and report.

Karl

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