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 . i § i j g #=| iitiMdiW 4+ 1+2+3+ 3+3+^f-* 3 Ij- ]^ . We see that here all the quavers are to he played hy the left hand, and that even inthe 2 last oars hoth hands must he employed. CONTINUATION of the ll*!1 LEBSQN. On Syncopation, and on Passages in several parts. §7. By the appellation of Syncopated notes, is to he understood what follows:When the next ex
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 . i § i j g #=| iitiMdiW 4+ 1+2+3+ 3+3+^f-* 3 Ij- ]^ . We see that here all the quavers are to he played hy the left hand, and that even inthe 2 last oars hoth hands must he employed. CONTINUATION of the ll*!1 LEBSQN. On Syncopation, and on Passages in several parts. §7. By the appellation of Syncopated notes, is to he understood what follows:When the next example is to he myiV-fTn i m ^ f-r \f r f-pr r j j \rr^ we perceive that according* to the doctrine of the tie or bind, the hass always fallson a note held down or tied, not struck; and that the note which speaks, is to hestruck after the however this notation would he too formal and diffuse, a more convenient one 8192 £7 has been invented for the purpose; and thus the preceding example may be written in thrfollowing* manner. Preceding- Example in Syncopated Notes.
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