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does not differentiate between genders and I'm not sure they should be handled any differently (except in the case of Clara Schumann, when the use of her surname would cause confusion with her husband, so first names would make sense for both of them), but I'm not going to argue the point. All the

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Hi Marlindale! I just noticed your edit listing Stowell as editor, rather than author, of his book on the Beethoven Violin Concerto. I have just double-checked my copy and I can't see any sign that's the case - there are no other authors listed in the title page, in the preface or in the individual

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Thanks for your interesting addition to the article. I felt, however, that making it a separate section, and putting it immediately after the lead of the article, was a bit of overkill. So I added the quotes to the "Composition" section, and also included a reference to the use of the pentatonic in

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Of the composer sons I decided to mention only CPE Bach in the Lead. I wanted to mention JC Bach somewhere. At first I thought I would put him in Legacy but I didn't see a good opportunity there. I tried to put him in chronologically by his date of birth, although I also was not comfortable with

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I was surprised you threw in the towel so quickly. Geiringer cites this "one piece" not as an exception, but as an example, one among many, many, that confirm the integral nature of contrapuntal writing in Brahms's style. You (and Geiringer, Swafford, and just about every other scholar who has

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In the lead of the JC Bach article it's said he influenced Mozart's concerto style. Important if so? But I don't suggest repeating that in the JS Bach article. Spitta conveys "youngest son" by calling him the "Benjamin" of the family, a known expression which I think we don't need to get into.

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Thank you for adding to Bach. Please always mention a citation, even for facts that you think everybody knows, as his youngest son. I also am not happy with writing about his future profession and style when he is is born, in an article about a man where we don't have room for soooo many other

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Thanks for your comment. Male composers are usually referred to by their surnames, such as Bach, Beethoven, Mozart. But I think female ones seem better referred to by their given names, for example Clara Schumann as Clara, Amy Beach as Amy, Nadia Boulanger as Nadia, Lili Boulanger as Lili.

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Thank you for the many improvements. I will go sing now, Easter vigil service, and sleep, and guests, and another service tomorrow, - please keep an eye on things and don't expect help right now, --

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In the draft I listed the four members of the Quartet at its founding, but these soon changed and I did not see how to create an article, so I gave up and am content with deletion.

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Thank you, I feel the same! When I am depressed over aspects of the project (just read the word in a FAC), a look at the many reasons for praise helps. Calling

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spirituals. I removed the examples, though. I thought they might be appropriate in the article on spirituals, but not particularly relevant to this article.

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Hi there - noted your recent edit to the NB article, changing references from her surname to her given name. Unless I'm mistaken,

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Can you please give reference to your source(s)? I would like to read more on Auer teaching in Dresden / Dresden-Loschwitz.

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Amy Beach, pianist and composer, was a married name (Amy Marcy Cheney Beach), married to a physician, Dr. H. H. A. Beach.

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asks for subsequent references to be surname only? Just wanted to check with you in case I'm mistaken. Kind regards,

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