As you look through the entries and listings of Chopin’s keyboard works on these pages, you may run into this funny “KK” designation, particularly in the early recitals. It stands for the Kobylanska Katalog, and it’s assigned to works by Chopin that don’t have opus numbers. It’s named after Polish musicologist (and former Curator of [...]
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What does the “KK” Mean?
Posted in Chopin, Musicology, classical, tagged Chopin, Krystyna Kobylanska, Ludwig Koechel, Mozart, Musicology on 11 December 2007 | Leave a Comment »
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