6th Suite in D major BWV 1012
Prélude
Bar 86, last note: Here, I took g (c in G major) according to Kellner. I think Anna Magdalena has mistaken. It is a little thing, so a (d in G major) is also possible but g is more natural than a.
Bar 91, last note: 4 manuscript copies show g (c in G major) unanimously.
What a beautiful 7th note it is! Why most editions took a, except Bazelaire and Henle edition? It is a shameful tradition from Paris first edition!
What a beautiful 7th note it is! Why most editions took a, except Bazelaire and Henle edition? It is a shameful tradition from Paris first edition!
Kellner:
Anna Magdalena:
Source C:
Source D:
Paris First Edition (written an octave higher):
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