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dorfmouse
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Brahms Opus 116-2, Ossia
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October 27, 2005, 07:37:13 AM »
The second section of this A min Intermezzo has an ossia, an alternative playing of the treble line. I've been learning the normal line, but the ossia is technically much easier and musically has a more obvious melody line.
My questions are;
Did Brahms have a preference for one or the other, or are they true alternatives (maybe he couldn't make up his mind!)
Which version is more frequently heard in performance?
Thanks, anyone.
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Brahms - Fantasies:
Intermezzo, opus 116 no 2
Intermezzo opus 116 no 2
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Re: Brahms Opus 116-2, Ossia
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October 27, 2005, 06:57:59 PM »
Oh, well, I went to town today and found a yummy selection of CDs of Op 116 to 119 to listen to.
It seems that everybody who's
anybody
plays the hard bit.
But they do play it a
bit
like me!
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