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« Reply #30 on: January 15, 2015, 04:59:53 am »

Ah, yes, I guess with Schubert, Dvorak and Brian one can choose alternative numberings, so have the Great C major as the 7th or 8th (which is apparently considered to be in many continental countries), rather than the 9th (as the UK has it). Brian 1-6 can be read two ways too. I'm sure there are other composers this applies to


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