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Page No.	Note
1	Since Lauterbach indicates no change of position here it seems clear that he expected a harmonic for the e'''.	View
1	It is probable that a harmonic was assumed here, keeping the passage on the A string.	View
1	See note in previous red box.	View
1	Since no position changes are marked here it is probable that Lauterbach expected the 4th finger to be used for both notes, with a harmonic for e'''.	View
2	As before, fingered 4-4 with harmonic.	View
2	Harmonic evidently envisaged.	View
2	A degree of portamtno will have been envisaged here.	View
2	The fingering here is evidently designed to avoid portamento between the g'' and c''.	View
2	An extended 4th finger is evidently envisaged.	View
3	First position is evidently intended here, but it remains unclear where Lauterbach expected the player to return from third position.	View
3	A return to first position is obviously envisaged here.	View
4	This fingering will have elicited a portamento.	View
4	Either a fully stopped extension or a harmonic may have been expected here.	View
4	This is a characteristic 19th-century fingering.	View
7	Lauterbach does not trouble to indicate the obvious shift to fifth position here.	View