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Editor: Günter and Leonore von Zadow, publication date: 2009-04, source: see introduction
For his employer, Prince Esterházy, Joseph Haydn wrote 126
divertimenti à tre for baryton, viola, and violoncello, which are known
by the designation baryton trios. Our present edition includes
the twenty-eight divertimenti no. 97126. Since the baryton part can be
played on viola da gamba in doing so, the few notes intended to be
plucked can be bowed we have included a part in alto clef. In the
original, the baryton parts are in treble clef, but there is evidence that
already in Haydns time they were also played an octave higher on the
violin. We have largely dispensed with editorial additions and corrections.
We believe that our edition will help free this beautiful music from
the obscurity into which it has fallen not least because of being specified for
the rare baryton. See also Haydn, 24 Divertimenti a tre,
G174-G178.
The modifications and additions which are listed below have been incorporated in our print masters. Depending on the time of print they may or may not be contained in your copy.
11.07.2009 Divert. 123 Basso
G183, page 66, bar 10, IS: 6 x f sharp, SHALL BE: 6 x g.
07.01.2010 Divert. 111 Baryton
G180,
page 40, bars 18 and 19, please read:
G181, page 40, bars 18 and 19, please
read: