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Ken Moore wrote: > > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Peter T. Daniels > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > >> * What he actually got was the 14th, because that's what Brain played > >> for the notated A, and what all players in the British tradition have > >> played since. Britten was there, knew the difference, and didn't mind, > >> according to Pears. You can hear the 13th on a fairly recent recording > >> by a Czech player. > > > >Where does Pears say this? > > I got this from a lecture by Michael Thompson, principal horn of the > London Sinfonietta etc., at a lecture that he gave at "State of the > Nation" (April this year, IIRC). I asked him why UK players continued > to play the 14th when Britten obviously wanted the 13th (he would have > notated a Bb if he had wanted the 14th), and he said he had heard it > directly from Pears after Britten's death. Isn't it nice that you have Michael telling us that that interesting information was irrelevant? -- Peter T. Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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