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Page No.	Note
2	Note how David extends the slur in his source, to create a smoother effect with the bow. His solution is followed by later ecitors.	View
3	A typical instance of the same finger being shown for two notes within a slur, separated by a semitone. Some slide between the notes is inevitable.	View
5	"Leggieramente" probably implies a light stroke near the middle of the bow.	View
5	"Largamente" probably is intended to suggest a broad stroke in the upper part of the bow. (Another example is noted on the next page.)	View
6	In Bach's autograph, the first three notes are slurred (also in the next bar). A 4-note slur is less idiomatic; David's typical allows him to take the three slurred notes as an up bow, presumably starting at the point.	View
6	The indication <> may indicate a prolongation of the note.	View
6	"Largamente" probably implying a broad stroke in the upper part of the bow	View