I was looking at Liszt's sonata in B minor, taken from IMSLP.
From the title page I read:
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An Robert Schumann
SONATE
fur das pianoforte
von
Frank Liszt
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What the hell does Schumann have to do with Liszt?
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I was looking at Liszt's sonata in B minor, taken from IMSLP.
From the title page I read:
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An Robert Schumann
SONATE
fur das pianoforte
von
Frank Liszt
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What the hell does Schumann have to do with Liszt?
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"An" in German means "dedicated to"...
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Destroyed wrote:What does Schumann have to do with Liszt?
What kind of question is that???
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I am an idiot, I didn't know that in German:
thallo wrote:"An" in German means "dedicated to"...
... my goodness, I'm in bad shape
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come, the Ode to Joy in German is "an die Freude"
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Destroyed wrote:... mamma mia if I'm in a bad way
Did you think it was an indefinite article?
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I made a big mess with English, luckily Thallo immediately dotted the "i"s