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Topic: Davidsbundlertanze Original 1837 Version  (Read 1651 times)

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Davidsbundlertanze Original 1837 Version
on: March 22, 2007, 02:26:39 AM
Does anyone know where I can the an edition of the original Davidsbundlertanze?  The difference between the original and the revised 1852 version is that in the original some of the ritornelli are not repeated.  The are other little differences but I'm doing this piece for my senior recital and I'd like to do the original version.  Pollini plays the original version and Biss combines elements of both versions.
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