| Letter | Bar |
|---|---|
| First Movement | |
| A | 15 |
| B | 40 |
| C | 74 |
| D | 112 |
| E | 135 |
| F | 153 |
| total bars | 170 |
| Second Movement | |
| A | 15 |
| B | 26 |
| C | 35 |
| D | 47 |
| E | 63 |
| F | 79 |
| G | 99 |
| H | 113 |
| I | 129 |
| K | 141 |
| L | 149 |
| total bars | 155 |
| Third Movement | |
| A | 19 |
| B | 36 |
| C | 58 |
| D | 76 |
| E | 104 |
| E1 | 132 |
| F | 162 |
| G | 181 |
| H | 213 |
| I | 253 |
| K | 281 |
| L | 297 |
| Presto | 321 |
| total bars | 331 |
Hey everyone so I noticed that thoughout the piece there are the markings such as "3za" and "4ta" both followed by a C. What is their significance?
This is very simple. It means: "Do not play on the string you normally would play on. Instead of string (C=corda=string) no.4, play on no.3 (3za=terza=no.3). Later, you go back to the normal string, i.e. no.4 (4ta=quarta=no.4)."
