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#950376 09/09/06 06:57 PM
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I am stuck on Beethovens Allemande,maybe one of you would be so kind as to help me.On the first barline of the third grand staff down there is a repeat sign,after this first repeat sign there is an F# sign on the treble clef and a A# sign on the bass clef,are these in addition to the original key signatures and if so why did they repeat the F# sign.Or do we start over when we see a repeat line as far as key signatures are concerned,I hope To learn this peice on my own Thank you all, Vincent

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No, can't be in addition to the original sharp. Just a normal sharp.


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