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2	This fingering is clearly contrived to retain the tone of the A-string and facilitate expressive portamento.	View
2	THis is a typical 4-4 portamento.	View
2	THis too implies a portamento.	View
3	David's bleiben (remain) and the line indicate performance in 5th position.	View
3	?	View
3	David's original fingering, later replaced by stopped notes, indicates natural harmonics played in 3rd position with fingers in the position of e'' and d''.	View
3	David's original fingering indicates performance with natural harmonics in 3rd position with fingers in the position of a', g', e' and d''.	View
3	weiter ('further', or 'on')	View
4	Probably not F. David's fingering.	View
4	g#'', a'' replacing printed fingering.	View
4	f#'', g'' replacing printed fingering.	View
4	e#'', f#'' replacing printed fingering.	View
5	Not F. David's fingering.	View
5	The repetition of ritard in the margin suggests an instruction to an engraver.	View
6	The pencil markings are not by F. David.	View
7	Pencil markings in this movement appear to be F. David's	View
7	bleiben (remain)	View