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Re: Klose turn

Author: Katrina
Date: 2015-04-17 20:24
Attachment: Klose .pdf (1863k)

FYI I have a copy of the 1940 edition, edited by Jan A Williams ("Solo Clarinetist of N.Y. Symphony Orchestra, Professor of Clarinet of Institute of Musical Art"), and in the first duet, on the G major melody, I have a turn with an odd-looking, possibly crossed-out comma. On the C major time, it's as you mention above; a definite comma underneath the turn.

I had purchased this from a used book shop a number of years ago, and it is definitely difficult to tell whether some of the markings ("3" indicating triplets is sometimes italicized, sometimes not; also occasional markings like "cresc.") are handwritten in a fountain pen or printed. The ink is so similar to the printing it's really difficult to tell!

I've attached a scan of each section of the duet.

Edit/Add: I've never had a teacher who's taught these so I have no idea on performance! I am also incredibly fascinated by what this marking may have indicated. The text parts of the Williams edition (1940) are the same as in the Bellison also...

Post Edited (2015-04-17 20:27)

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