. Complete school of technic for the pianoforte : including flexibility and independence, scales in all forms, extension, arpeggios in all forms, double notes, octaves and chords, trills, tremolo, glissando. 0 work of shifting the hand from position to position, the fin-gers thereby being relieved from the necessity of reaching andconsequently straightening. A finger playing a white key,pre-ceeding one which is about to play a black key, (as from E toF# ) strike close to the black, and the following finger strikeson the end of the black. In and out movements on the keys arethus avoided. In acc


. Complete school of technic for the pianoforte : including flexibility and independence, scales in all forms, extension, arpeggios in all forms, double notes, octaves and chords, trills, tremolo, glissando. 0 work of shifting the hand from position to position, the fin-gers thereby being relieved from the necessity of reaching andconsequently straightening. A finger playing a white key,pre-ceeding one which is about to play a black key, (as from E toF# ) strike close to the black, and the following finger strikeson the end of the black. In and out movements on the keys arethus avoided. In accomplishing these positions and move -ments, a close, light touch, without accents or rhythms,is atfirst most helpful. High finger movements are more safelyemployed later. To insure a quiet hand and a good legato, the fingers oftensustain their notes until the thumb passes under and strikesits note,the hand remaining in its inward, pointing position .Turning the hand from the wrist, first in, then out, seriouslyaffects the evenness of the scale touch. These positions and movements, and the rhythms of pagelSare applied to the following scale exercises, and to generalscale practice. PreparatoryExercises. m m 4$mm (&PP- ™fijv THUMB AND SCALE 4 5


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