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It would be a delight if someone could post a performance of the other three movements: i sonata-allegro 2 variations 4 rondo, even though its authenticity has been debated, I have heard most of it and it is worthy of performance.

Reference Mozart Piano Sonata #20 K 498a in B-flat.

Re: Question, by "modern voice parts" I mean those transposed from C-clefs to G-clef. The BGA is public domain, but it is in the old clefs, the one's Bach used for vocal parts. It is hardest to read several at once, SATB in C-clefs, but practice, practice, practice.

Hi, I found the data I wanted on the NOAA Tide Gage page. If you look at the graphs for Port of San Francisco you can see the signal of the tsunami in the difference between the predicted and actual sea level. The higher frequency signal begins when the tsunami was supposed to arrive and continue...

If you are going to show us the printed music why not show us ALL the parts, at

least the vocal part with the keyboard reduction for the whole piece, and better a full score with modern voice clefs, that would be the best, like from an old Eulenberg or Phiharmonia score in the Public Domain. This...

Thanks for fixing the gaff of the guy of showing us only the vocal part of this fine three part fugue, and i like the open score, thanks again!

Oh no, you did what I feared most, you only reproduced the voice part for the aria even though the interest is the fugue it forms with the string parts, back to the camera to get the other parts, and better yet an open score!

I sought to find when the photo of the bright planet between Capricorn and Aqr was taken, curiously, the last time Venus was in this position was very close to Bach's Birthday in 2003, or March 20-21, 2003. Jupiter never passed this point at that time of year in 2010, and Venus in 2003 was near U...

This would be a great idea for Bach BWV 2 opening chorus as the counterpoint is challenging. Do that piece with the vocal score as you have done here, please.

Nice pic of Venus "Der Morgenstern" in Capricornus above Beta Cap, with Alpha and Beta Aqr above and the "Water Jar" to the left. Judging from the twilight I'd guess the photo was taken about April 1. The year I'm not sure of without a bit of work at a planetarium program, but my current guess i...