John and Marcelo and everyone else: Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge. Greatly appreciated.
David On 4/20/06 1:00 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> hello, >> >> it resembles albinoni's concerto in g minor for organ and strings - adagio. >> remo giazotto credited as arranger and sometimes as composer. it seems >> giazotto found a fragment of a trio-sonata by albinoni, while working in a >> dresden library (after the allies's air-raid bombings in 1945). he composed >> an entirely new piece based in the found fragment, in a more modern style >> than that of baroque. originally published in 1958, i think. giazotto was >> albinoni's biographer. >> hope this helps, >> marcelo > > This is closer to accurate. (I researched the piece for program > notes.) Giazotto did not work in the library or discover the > fragment(s). Someone else did, and since G was the reigning Albinoni > expert they sent him the fragments. His piece has a modern copyright. > > John _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
