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I am a professional translator with a broad (but non-degree) musical education, in and out of a conservatory
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Salaam aleikum! My apologies for not having answered this question earlier. I was travelling in France and Russia. Here's one defintion from an online dictionary: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/classical+music
In the case of Bach and Beethoven their output was so large (especially in the case of Bach) it would not be terribly difficult to match the style. The biggest difference would be the quality between
Debora, do you want the original score by Puccini or the score to a modern arrangement? (I usually get scores from public music libraries). I somehow got the idea that the music was originally by Puccini
I almost declined to answer the question because I'm not a performer myself and I don't know the piece (nor am I particularly knowledgeable about Bach's music) but the question has relevance to the subject
Well, most any piece of music has tone (tone color?), melody (except 12-tone/serial music), harmony, and some sort of form. Without listening to the piece again (which we all know :-) the growing conflict
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