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Topic: Mendelssohn D minor trio  (Read 1380 times)

Offline jim_24601

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Mendelssohn D minor trio
on: May 21, 2005, 12:54:43 PM
This edition any good? It's on musicroom.com for a tenner. I'm learning from a borrowed copy at the moment but I really ought to get my own so I can scribble in it ...
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Offline jim_24601

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Re: Mendelssohn D minor trio
Reply #1 on: May 28, 2005, 07:17:26 PM
Perhaps I should rather have asked "what is a good edition of this trio" then, since nobody seems to have an opinion on the Schirmer  ;)
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Re: Mendelssohn D minor trio
Reply #2 on: May 28, 2005, 07:54:17 PM
Well, the 'good edition' would be Henle Urtext, which only provides the complete (two) trios (w/parts) for $63... I personally would go with Schirmer, since chamber music sheets' accuracy isn't quite as important as e.g. solo sonatas. At least this is true for the pianist; for the string players what really matters is who wrote in the bowings. Which is why most violinists I know go with International... which doesn't seem to have the Mendellsohn (?). Peters ed. is also decent I think, but I hate their binding.

Good luck with this piece... where did you find the string players?

-Rach3
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