"Bernd Haegemann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> the "Gigue" (No.81) [taken from Schwerin 641]
> is called an Allemande in all of the 6 concordances.
> Hm. What could have been the reason for the editors to
> accept the "minority vote"?
don't know about the editors' mindset, but one thing is certa
There were different kinds of gigues in France, and a popular type was
referred to as the "Allemande Gigue", usually in duple time. A fascinating
thing is that the same piece can be interpreted in a very different manner.
So, both labels are correct.
ed
At 10:36 PM 10/3/2004 +0200, Bernd Ha
> I just browsed the Pinel edition of CNRS and found that
I suppose that "CNRS edition of Pinel" is better English...?.
..sigh...
:-) B.
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Hi all,
I just browsed the Pinel edition of CNRS and found that
the "Gigue" (No.81) [taken from Schwerin 641]
is called an Allemande in all of the 6 concordances.
Hm. What could have been the reason for the editors to
accept the "minority vote"?
In fact, the piece, played slowly, makes a rather al
