I think it means that those two bars are repeated. I've seen this
marking before, though I don't recall in which pieces, but I'm fairly
certain they were keyboard works.
Since it's a chaconne, would repeating those bars greatly distrupt the
ground, or does it serve to prolong the cadence so the listener knows
the work is coming to an end?
On May 30, 2010, at 1:03 AM, dc <den...@free.fr> wrote:
www.collins.lautre.net/files/brace.jpg
How do you interpret this sign? It comes at the end of a chaconne
where the theme is 2x8 measures (D to A, A back to D). As a repeat?
Thanks,
Dennis
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