At 9:44 AM -0800 12/4/03, Harold Owen wrote:
John.Howell:
The Weimar cantatas like No. 106 are a problem all
their own because of the the difference in pitch standards between
the court organ and the court's woodwinds.
When I performed this, I transposed it a whole step higher, from Eb to
F, and us
John.Howell:
The Weimar cantatas like No. 106 are a problem all
their own because of the the difference in pitch standards between
the court organ and the court's woodwinds.
When I performed this, I transposed it a whole step higher, from Eb to
F, and used recorders.
Andrew Stiller:
When I played
John.Howell:
The Weimar cantatas like No. 106 are a problem all
their own because of the the difference in pitch standards between
the court organ and the court's woodwinds.
When I performed this, I transposed it a whole step higher, from Eb to
F, and used recorders.
When I played it, we used tenor
