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31
CHAPTER
IV.
KXPLAXATIOXS. The
following exercises,
The “Transposing Clef”
is
N? 298
models
to N‘i 3o(), shouTd serve as simple
used for the exercises from N2 298
to
N2
323.
for improvisations.
Refer to pages of the
“Transposition Reader” and notice especially the peculiar application of the accidentals.
The
N'i*^
324 to 350 are taken from rom
HOW TO USE THE I.
Play them
deme demen nti’s ti’s Preludes
et
Exercices.
EXERCISES.
various keys.
in
Memorize the construction of some numbers. extensi ensions ons, , contra contracti ctions ons 3. Invent well sounding ext
and variations.
4. Play the models in different order and connect them by modulations, the latter bearing either the character of the previous or the following models.
N9
N9 299. Major mode.
*Z98. Major mode.
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rr
=rv.
f
T
fa
XX =m.
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fa
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fa TP
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J
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N9 300. Major mode.
fa
Ti-
xc
r
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r
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= III.
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301. Mi Mino nor r mode. N9 301.
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T
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fa
fa
jam XX
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vx
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Major mode.
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N9 807. Minor mode.
15
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IV
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