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Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Piano Series: A Standardized Text-Work on Music for Conservatories, Colleges, Private Teachers and Schools, A Scientific Basis for the Granting of School Credit for Music Study, Artists' Division (Grade Six), Chapter 13The repetition which is indicated at the close of this division need not be observed. Its omis sion has been sanctioned by Clara Schumann.The two introductory measures of Divisi...

Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Piano Series: A Standardized Text-Work on Music for Conservatories, Colleges, Private Teachers and Schools, A Scientific Basis for the Granting of School Credit for Music Study, Artists' Division (Grade Six), Chapter IAs previously suggested, these variations are an epitome of the styles of playing demanded by the classical repertoire, and are to be mastered by the student.About the PublisherF...

Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Vol. 2: A Standardized Text-WorkIt is recommended that each pupil shall have a Practice Book, in which the teacher will indicate in writing the work assigned for practice and study, that which Is completed, and that which IS carried over or elaborated upon from lesson to lesson. It also will serve to Show all unfinished work which It is planned to review at a later date. With such a record bef...

Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study: A Standard Text-Work, Grade IV, Book 7[references in parentheses are to chapter and page in the complete work, Grade IV, if not otherwise indicated.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digita...

Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study: A Standard Text-WorkThe chest of viols, once rather common in aristo cratic households, made way for a string quartet, two violins, viola, and 'cello. And the Celebrated makers of Italy, notably of Cremona, received orders from English noblemen to supply the instruments. Some of these gems of the violin art are still in the possession of descendants of the original purchasers.About the Publish...

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Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Piano Series: A Standardized Text-Work on Music for Conservatories, Colleges, Private Teachers and Schools, Post Graduate Division (Grade Five), Chapter VIII3. In Which voice is the melodic outline of the Second Subject? What technic is neces sary to make this outline clear?About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenb...

Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Vol. 4: A Standard Text-Work, Book 8[references in parentheses are to chapters and page in the complete work, Grade IV, if not otherwise indicated.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digital...

Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Piano Series: A Standardized Text-Work on Music for Conservatories, Colleges, Private Teachers and Schools, Post Graduate Division (Grade Five), Chapter XIIThe pianist who would perform this work adequately needs a ¿exible wrist, and a light, supple, and ¿uent technic. Contrasts of light and' shade must be skilfully handled, and the melody must always be in evidence. Good taste must be unerrin...

Contains fully worked-out solutions to all of the odd-numbered exercises in the text, giving students a way to check their answers and ensure that they took the correct steps to arrive at an answer.

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Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study: A Standard Text-Work The chest of viols, once rather common in aristo cratic households, made way for a string quartet, two violins, viola, and 'cello. And the Celebrated makers of Italy, notably of Cremona, received orders from English noblemen to supply the instruments. Some of these gems of the violin art are still in the possession of descendants of the original purchasers. About the Pub...

Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Piano Series: A Standardized Text-Work on Music for Conservatories, Colleges, Private Teachers and Schools, Post Graduate Division (Grade Five), Chapter VIII3. In Which voice is the melodic outline of the Second Subject? What technic is neces sary to make this outline clear?About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenb...

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Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Vol. 4: A Standard Text-Work, Book 8 Fantasia, Mozart [page 17] §5. The embellishments used in the fantasia in C minor, by Mozart, are few and simple another evidence that Mozart was not writing for the instrument of his time. The execution is shown in Illustration No. I the numbers indicating the measures in which they arefound. 7. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of ...

Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Piano Series: A Standardized Text-Work on Music for Conservatories, Colleges, Private Teachers and Schools, A Scientific Basis for the Granting of School Credit for Music Study, Artists' Division (Grade Six), Chapter 13 The repetition which is indicated at the close of this division need not be observed. Its omis sion has been sanctioned by Clara Schumann. The two introductory measures of Di...

Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Piano Series: A Standardized Text-Work on Music for Conservatories, Colleges, Private Teachers and Schools, A Scientific Basis for the Granting of School Credit for Music Study, Artists' Division (Grade Six), Chapter IAs previously suggested, these variations are an epitome of the styles of playing demanded by the classical repertoire, and are to be mastered by the student.About the PublisherF...

Excerpt from The University Course of Music Study, Piano Series: A Standardized Text-Work on Music for Conservatories, Colleges, Private Teachers and Schools, a Scientific Basis for the Granting of School Credit for Music Study, Artists' Division (Grade Six) Chapter XIV D11 is the principal melodic, even thematic, tone of the piece, and it must color the Trill through out its entire duration, as is amply emphasized in the notation of the Tril...