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JANACEK | Sonata for Violin and Piano: I. mm. 48–49

 

“These quick sixths are more reliably and smoothly played with two hands.”

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 3/15/2020

 
Chamber MusicMichael ClarkMarch 15, 2018Leos Janacek, Violin Sonata (1914), Michael Clark, redistribution, double notes, improve legatoComment
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