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Margaret Mikulska <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 3 Oct 2003 01:52:54 +0200
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Arturo Llamas Orenday wrote:

>Robert Peters ha escrito:
>
>>What does current research say: how much of Albinoni's Adagio is by
>>Albinoni?

I think the situation has been clear from the beginning: Rene Gazzotti
(if I recall the name correctly), a 20th-C Italian musicologist, discovered
a bass part by Albinoni and added a pseudo-Romantic tune to it, completely
out of style and nowhere close to a Baroque melody.  So what people
remember and love/hate is by Gazzotti.

>And by the same.....How much of Pachelbel's Canon are really by Pachelbel?

This one is genuine, but various modern arrangements exist.  The original
is for strings.

-MM

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