I take it there's no tradition whatsoever in which the cb bass clef is played 8ba and the cb treble clef 16ba? That means that the recording I have is just fulla beans, eh? ...
-- David W. Fenton
Use of the treble clef in any cb part of that era is so very rare that one can hardly speak of a tradition of any kind, and I would imagine each case has to be treated as unique. I would agree with you, then, that the meaning of the notation must be determined by examining the musical results produced by various interpretations.
Unfortunately, it is a rare performer indeed who thinks that way.
Andrew Stiller Kallisti Music Press http://home.netcom.com/~kallisti/
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