Because I have a preference for this edition and I had already edited this score for a video of Bach's Magnificat in D major that ended up getting blocked.
@@miguelfontesmeira Yes, I also strongly prefer the BGA editions over the NBA (modern clefs, ew); but in this case it's not just the key, there are a lot of small rhythmic differences between the two versions. People can be very dramatic about that in comments ("why they're playing a quarter when there's a semiquaver!??!? so unprofessional").
@@SPscorevideos I agree with you about the small differences (that are somewhat annoying when you're following the score); I guess I took the risk haha thank you for pointing it out anyway
![Debussy: Danses pour harpe et orchestre à cordes, L.103 [Netzer]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/s2uyYenZCrY/mqdefault.jpg)
![Haydn: Keyboard Sonata No. 33 in C minor, Hob.XVI:20 [Alpenheim]](/img/n.gif)
Miguel just casually drops bangers like this one without warning. ❤️
Hahaha I do like surprises
Why you didn't use the E flat score?
Because I have a preference for this edition and I had already edited this score for a video of Bach's Magnificat in D major that ended up getting blocked.
@@miguelfontesmeira Yes, I also strongly prefer the BGA editions over the NBA (modern clefs, ew); but in this case it's not just the key, there are a lot of small rhythmic differences between the two versions.
People can be very dramatic about that in comments ("why they're playing a quarter when there's a semiquaver!??!? so unprofessional").
@@SPscorevideos I agree with you about the small differences (that are somewhat annoying when you're following the score); I guess I took the risk haha
thank you for pointing it out anyway