Update: I see the answer in the introduction:
"For a clearer reading it has sometimes been necessary to use two staves."
Goes to show that one should read introductions and not just rush in to the music.
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Bach's Goldberg Variations transcribed by József Eötvös
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Brooke Martin
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Bach's Goldberg Variations transcribed by József Eötvös
In the "Goldberg Variations" transcribed by József Eötvös, a few variations have two guitar lines, while others have just one. Does anyone know why there are two lines for some of the variations and the aria?
Update: I see the answer in the introduction:
"For a clearer reading it has sometimes been necessary to use two staves."
Goes to show that one should read introductions and not just rush in to the music.
Update: I see the answer in the introduction:
"For a clearer reading it has sometimes been necessary to use two staves."
Goes to show that one should read introductions and not just rush in to the music.
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nightflight
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Re: Bach's Goldberg Variations transcribed by József Eötvös
Yikes. Selling for $524 on Amazon.
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guitarrista
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Re: Bach's Goldberg Variations transcribed by József Eötvös
There is one for $38.99 in Barnes and Noble Marketplace.
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