Complete theoretical and practical piano forte school : from the first rudiments of playing to the highest and most refined state of cultivation with the requisite numerous examples newly and expressly composed for the occasion, opera 500 . 819~> £*8 §9. The words Da Capo are sometimes placed at the end of a piece, or dal Seg-no X ; theydenote that the actual conclusion of the piece is not there,but that we must return to thebeginning of it,or to the sig-n y.,and play from there till the word Fine indicates the conclu_sion. ?©. Here as the dotted double bar or marie of Repetition is of
Complete theoretical and practical piano forte school : from the first rudiments of playing to the highest and most refined state of cultivation with the requisite numerous examples newly and expressly composed for the occasion, opera 500 . 819~> £*8 §9. The words Da Capo are sometimes placed at the end of a piece, or dal Seg-no X ; theydenote that the actual conclusion of the piece is not there,but that we must return to thebeginning of it,or to the sig-n y.,and play from there till the word Fine indicates the conclu_sion. ?©. Here as the dotted double bar or marie of Repetition is of that sort which applies to bothparts of the example, we must repeat the whole of the second part tog»ether with the Da Capo. Ojv When chords and double notes are accompanied by the following: marks. i SB •jj~ i f gg|| 3 e ^^3i *^=f 3Tp7r^1 S&^§ &j #jjj j j g §g g | E *?—<*- they are broken or sprinkled into sing-le notes, played one after another, and alwaysproceeding from the bottom note upwards. Mode of Pitying- the preceding1 Examples,
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