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In Reply to: Thanks for that tidbit - very interesting! posted by Chris from Lafayette on February 17, 2021 at 11:23:20:
These posts must have an express route to you so that you see them before one can correct a typo, which in this case was done rather quickly. Yes, of course, it's 41.
2 bar luftpause seems almost like a contradiction--long for a luftpause.
Fact is some other conductors (Gergiev for ex.) just lets the succeeding bar crawl in under the fff one without a discernable pause. Which is to say: as written. Pletnev (DG) does take a very short pause.
Petrenko takes the max: three bars at a slower pace. Quite dramatic.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Thanks for that tidbit - very interesting! - Mel 14:47:56 02/17/21 (3)
- Instead of a Luftpause, I suppose you could call it an unmarked fermata over the bar line - Chris from Lafayette 20:18:30 02/17/21 (2)
- RE: Instead of a Luftpause, I suppose you could call it an unmarked fermata over the bar line - gussclarinet 14:12:13 02/19/21 (1)
- Could be - I saw only the little two-minute excerpt which Todd had linked to [nt] - Chris from Lafayette 01:18:45 02/21/21 (0)