Dear list,

I'm currently editing a set of 3 trios for clarinet, horn & bassoon (Op. 1) by 
the French horn player Frédéric Duvernoy (1765-1838).  I have come across the 
unusual expression marking “Fr”.  It happens not only once but a few times 
throughout all the parts and is not confused with “rinf” (rinforzando) which 
also appears in the edition, published in Paris circa 1800.  The notation 
appears to be a dynamic or accent marking and happens between sections of P 
(piano) and F (forte) so I'm tempted to believe it might be a marking close to 
“mf” but I would like to know exactly what it stands for. If anyone has any 
suggestions or ideas I would greatly welcome them. Thank you in advance for 
your help.

Regards,

Marc Cerri
www.mjcerri.com

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