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shortyshort
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If God really exists, then why haven't I got more fingers (that are all completely articulate and independent)?
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desordre
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Dear Shorty: According to my Urtext edition, neither is. The second version, by the way, is crap: the slur marks are misplaced, the ornament is written down. Taking the first version, the dynamics (mp), the appoggiatura , the accents (>) and the fingering are probably not by Mozart. The rest is correct. Best!
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counterpoint
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Taking the first version, the dynamics (mp), the appoggiatura , the accents (>) and the fingering are probably not by Mozart. The rest is correct.
It's interesting, that the whole Sonata has absolutely no dynamic signs, no f, no p, no accents in the Urtext. Now for the practical relevance: the first version does represent the correct way of playing quite well, except that the slur that begins at the dotted quarter G ends at the eighth A (!) and the following G has a staccato dot/stroke. So both notes - A and G - have to be played staccato. The trill is to be played with the upper note (A) as starting note, that's why the editor has notated the appogiatura.
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shortyshort
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Thanks all, I shall file the second version in the bin.  Shorty
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Thanks all, I shall file the second version in the bin.  Shorty Perhaps you can get an Urtext version, which would be much better than these edited versions. Never rely on edited versions!
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Thank you very much counterpoint.  And yes, the link below yours is where my first example came from. Thanks again to everybody for their help, Shorty
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