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vi
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caption 7
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Replace current caption with: Drummer and
fifer from Leonhard Fronsperger, Von Kriegss
Regiment und Ordnung, 1555
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vii
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caption 38
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For 1825 read 1824
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3
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verse, col.1 l.3
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for missf�lle read missf�llt
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17
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box, left
column, 7th line up
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For Dorian, like the
minor scale read Dorian, like the ascending
melodic minor scale
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box, left
column, 5th line up
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For Aeolian, like the
ascending melodic minor with natural 7th read
Aeolian, like the natural minor
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20
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para. 3 l. 3
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Switch dates to read (1989, 1979)
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add to end of para. 3
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(see p. 39)
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27
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para. 2 l. 1
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For Burgundy read Switzerland
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36
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para. 2 2nd
line up
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For two octaves and
a third read two octaves and a fifth
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42
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para. 4 2nd
line up
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For feint less and less
[lit. gradually] read gradually
moderate it
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3
lines up |
Delete , as such the
first in recorded history
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43
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l. 5 |
For (1503) read (fl. 1499-1503,
the earliest flute maker in recorded history)
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l. 6 |
For 1523-55 read 1523-44
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para. 2, 2-3 lines up
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For The Doge of Venice's three pifferi
read Three pifferi of the Doge of
Venice
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46
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2nd para. up l.1
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For These few read These odd
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48
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para. 3 l. 4
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For pitch read pitch of extant renaissance
flutes
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53
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para. 2 l.
4
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For C2 read C2
or C3
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para. 3 l.
5
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For C1 read C2;
for C2 read C3
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54
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caption,
l. 5
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For contratenor
read altus
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57
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last line
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After written pitch insert (sounding
an octave higher)
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58
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l. 18
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For Pfifre read Phifre
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61
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verse, col.
2 l. 3
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Alters to the violent
noise of a rolling thunder
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para. 2, l. 3
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For 1743 read 1745
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65
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l. 4
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For violas read treble recorders
[if necessary substitute works for compositions
in l. 8 and flute for instrument
in l. 10]
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l. 21
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For two octaves read an octave and
a fifth
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72
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para. 7, l. 3
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For 1674 read 1673
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74
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l. 4
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For outlook: he produced the first book of
French Sonatas read outlook, if
he produced the first book of French solo Sonatas
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81
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l. 3
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After in Ab insert (lowest note
Bb) [b is music flat]
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l. 4
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After in A insert (lowest note B)
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82
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para. 4, penultimate and last lines
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For been played only in a languorous manner
read been most familiar in a languorous role
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85
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para. 5 l. 6
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For Messaah read Messiah
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86
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para. 2 l. 8
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For obbligati read obbligato
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89
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3 lines up
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For [between] read [among]
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90
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l. 1
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For 1762 read 1755
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94
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2nd para.
up, l. 4 up
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For 'Agnus Dei'
read 'Benedictus'
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96
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l. 1
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For provided no separate fingerings read
provided few separate fingerings
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112
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box, 8 lines up
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For G#, C# read G#, D#, C# [# is
music sharp]
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116
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l. 5
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for pianoforte, part read pianoforte
part
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123
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6 lines up
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For [Christophe] read [Monsieur]
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136
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para. 2, l. 2
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for evidently read indeed
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137
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para. 2, l. 3
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for (1802) read (1804)
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last para
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Indent lines 2-4 by 1 em (the paragraph is a
quotation)
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141
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5 lines up
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for 1837 read 1847
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144
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caption 38
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For 1825 read 1824
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145
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para. 1, last line
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For obsolete read obsolescent
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para. 4 l. 3
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For suggested read proposed
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147
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para. 2, 3 lines up
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For instrument read instruments
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2nd para.
up, l. 3
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For right fifth
read left fifth
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2nd para.
up, l. 4
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For left thumb read
right thumb
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148
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3rd para. up, last line
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For 81 read 83
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150
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para. 4,
first sentence
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Bayr's other claim to
fame was the ability to play several notes at
once, which aroused such skepticism that he took
the trouble to publish a multiphonics manual.
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152
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para. 2 l.2
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For 1720s read 1780s
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160
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box, entry for 1826
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for 1785 read a1785
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161
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box, between entries for 1848 and
1849
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remove extra line spaces and close up
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169
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l. 1 |
Delete , while the keys for F# and D# both
stood open rather than closed
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170
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para. 3 ll. 4-5
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Delete sentence beginning Also in 1833 and
close up [loosen tight lines in para. 1 to regain
the line lost by deletion?]
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173
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para. 3 l. 5
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Delete in Paris and close up
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180
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para. 3 2
lines up
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For Eduard Heindl
read Hans Haindl
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185
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l. 2
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For B/Bb
read C/Bb (b is music flat)
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189
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table,
s.v. 1907 |
For an 1867 flute with closed G# read
an 1867 flute with open C# and open or closed
G#
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193
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l. 6 |
After (1882) insert a comma
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para. 4 l. 8
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After Heindl insert (1837-96)
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200
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para. 3 l. 7
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For -entrpreneurs read -entrepreneurs
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210
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para. 3 l. 4
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For self-contradictory statements read
mutually exclusive remarks
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212
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para. 2 ll.
1-2
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For appearing almost
immediately in a bilingual French and German edition
in Hamburg (1795) as well as in thirty subsequent
editions read soon appearing in a bilingual
French and German edition in Hamburg (c1812) as
well as in thirty other editions
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para. 2 l.
4
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For nothing read
little
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para. 2 l.
5
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Delete only
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para. 2 l.
6
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For outlived usefulness
of that material read outlived much
of that material's usefulness
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218
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l. 2 after box
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For 1912 read 1913
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l. 4 after box
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For a suite read ballet suites
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220
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para. 2 l.
2
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For Another pupil, Adolphe
Hennebains, reported read Moyse reported
of another Taffanel pupil, Adolphe Hennebains
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223
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para. 2 l. 1
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For of Taffanel's pupils read flutists
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225
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para. 2 l. 8
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For a work of his own read Paggi's
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para. 2 l. 9
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For Remembranza read Rimembranze
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233
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para. 2 l. 9
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For Divertimento read Divertimentos
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para. 2 l. 10
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For is an extremely read provide a
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236
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l. 9
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For English read
British
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para. 2,
7 lines up
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For His colleague, oboist
Eugene Goosens, read The conductor Eugene
Goosens
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para. 2,
3 lines up
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For the oboist read
Goosens
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237
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l. 13
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Add and three other titles before in
Berlin
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238
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para. 3 l. 7
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For Bb/Eb read Eb/Bb
(b is music flat)
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para. 4 l. 4
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For a silver instrument read silver
instruments
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para 4. l. 5
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Insert before full point (alto flute)
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253
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para. 3 l. 1
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For prevent the growing read hold back
the budding
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262
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para. 3 l. 2
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For need read needed
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269
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para. 1 after box, l. 5
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For Riedemeister read Reidemeister
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272
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l. 5
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ditto
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7 lines up
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For (1915 - ) read (1919-92)
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3 lines up
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For stokes read strokes
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para. 2, 2 lines up
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delete principally
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277
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l. 7
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For popoularity read popularity
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279
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para. 1 ll. 3-4
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For Prasana Bolanath read Bholanath
Prasanna
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para. 3 l. 5
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For Guggenmusiken read Cliquen
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281
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para. 2 l. 2
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For seems essentially to have ceased, since
read has essentially ceased, because
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282
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add new entry
after NGD2
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NLI [TAB]
William Waterhouse, The New Langwill Index
(London: Tony Bingham, 1993)
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284
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l. 5
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For 1989-89 read 1989-98
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l. 6
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ditto
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para. 3, 4 lines up
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Close up double slash in web URL
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287
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para. 3 l. 8
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For 2/1929 read 1914 R/1929
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291
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l. 3
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For Art real Arlt
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note 18
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For 1984-8 read vols. I (1984)-III
(1986), V (1988)
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note 19
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For Voices and Instruments,
192-9 read Music and Instruments,
Ch. 10
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292
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l. 14 (counting headings)
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For musicale de Tons, Sons et Accords
read musical des Tons, Sons et Accordz
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l. 15 ditto
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For a Neuf read à
Neuf
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para. 1 of main text, l. 12
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Close up double slash in web URL
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295
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note 22,
l. 2
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For Smith mistranslates
the key verb faindre (to feint), so that
her reading ('The Renaissance Flute' 18), 'for
descending one must lessen it [the wind] little
by little following the line of the music . .
. ', mistakes the sense. read In the first
printing of this book I translated the key verb
faindre as 'to feint.' Although it sometimes
has this meaning, I now think the context indicates
that Smith's reading ('The Renaissance Flute'
18) is correct.
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note 32
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For fingt
read fynt
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297
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note 1
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For III, 137 read III, iii, 2
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note 5
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For III, iii, 7 read III, iii, vii,
ii
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298
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para. 1 of main text, l. 3
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For 28 read 18
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same para., l. 4
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For 29 read 19
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299
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para. 3, 4 lines up
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For Riedemeister read Reidemeister
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301
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note 10
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For French Flute School
read Catalogue of French Works
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note 26
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For purlanetto read
Furlanetto
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304
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note 14
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For rubric read bibliographic essay
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314
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note 18
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Replace current note text
with Bayr, 1ter Theil der Schule für
Doppeltöne auf der Flöte (Vienna:
Author, n. d.)
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317
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5 lines up
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For 1838 read 1839
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325
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note 16
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For 7 read 4
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326
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note 43
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For rubric above read bibliographic
essay, paragraph 1
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para. 1 of text, l. 14
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close up double slash in web URL
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para. 1 of text, 7 lines up
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For McMcCutchan read McCutchan
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330
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note 6
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For 51 read 54
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331
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note 38
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For 1.4 read 2.4
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332
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para. 4 l. 2
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For scale of the modern flute read Scale
of the Modern Flute
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note 4 l. 3
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Delete http:// and close up
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335
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col. 1: Accademia
Filarmonica
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For Florence read
Verona
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col. 2: Art,
Wulf
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Correct to Arlt, Wulf,
and move entry to come below Arita, Masahiro
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336
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col. 1: Barone, Clement
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Move entry to come below Barnard, Ernest
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col. 1: Becker, Janet
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Add page reference 306
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col 3: Bolanath, Prasana
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Move entry to p. 344 as Prasanna, Bholanath
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337
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col. 1: Byrt, John
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Add page reference 304
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338
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col. 1: Delusse, [Charles]
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Correct to Delusse, [Monsieur]
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col. 1: Denner, Jacob
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For 2100 read 210
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col. 1: Dobbins, Frank
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Add page reference 42 between 39 and 294
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340
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col. 1: after graduation rates
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Add entry for Graeff, Johann Georg, 119
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col. 2: Haindl,
Hans
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Add page reference 180
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col. 2, last
entry
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After Eduard insert
Martin; delete 170, 180,
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342
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col. 2, after Lyon
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Add entry for Lyons, Darius, 226
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344
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col. 3: Riedemeister, Peter
|
Correct to Reidemeister, Peter, and move
entry to come below Reichert, Matthieu André
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346
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col. 3: transposing
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Add page reference 80 between 76 and 85
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