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urtext

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ur·text  (ûrtkst, r-)
n.
The original text, as of a musical score or a literary work.

[German : ur-, original; see Ursprache + Text, text (from Middle High German, from Late Latin textus); see text.]

Urtext German [ˈuːrtɛkst]
n
1. (Linguistics) the earliest form of a text as established by linguistic scholars as a basis for variants in later texts still in existence
2. (Music, other) an edition of a musical score showing the composer's intentions without later editorial interpolation
[from ur- original + text]


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New in the Urtext series by French music specialist Roger Nichols.
23) Since 2003, Amos Editio has published Kapralova's childhood compositions, and, in partnership with the Society, a first complete, critical edition of Kapralova's art songs for voice and piano, a first, urtext edition of her song Leden (January) for soprano/tenor, flute, two violins, violoncello, and piano, and a first, critical edition of Sonata appassionata, op.
This edition has the Latin urtext and the corresponding translation on facing pages, and Forgacs skillfully deciphers numerous puzzles unsolved by previous scholars.
 
 
 
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