Baker's American School Music book
Baker's American School Music book
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The ear is so organized that it is not satisfied with one sound cimply, but requires a simultaneous combination of sounds, which, when realized, affi)rds it the highest degree of satisfactbn* For Digitized by V^OO^^IC 40 SLEMENTS OW VOCAL MUSIC.
this, nature has provided four classes of voices of different pitch, two of female, and two of male. The higher class of ferpale voice is called TVeble ; and the lower class, Second Treble, or Alto ; and the higher class of male voice is calle...d Tenor; and the lower class, Bass. Hence, a vocal composition b generally written on four staves, one staff designed for each part ; and the several staves on which the parts are written, are inclosed hy a brace. Thus : TENOR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HifiHONT.
The ear is so organized that it is not satisfied with one sound cimply, but requires a simultaneous combination of sounds, which, when realized, affi)rds it the highest degree of satisfactbn* For Digitized by V^OO^^IC 40 SLEMENTS OW VOCAL MUSIC.
this, nature has provided four classes of voices of different pitch, two of female, and two of male. The higher class of ferpale voice is called TVeble ; and the lower class, Second Treble, or Alto ; and the higher class of male voice is calle...d Tenor; and the lower class, Bass. Hence, a vocal composition b generally written on four staves, one staff designed for each part ; and the several staves on which the parts are written, are inclosed hy a brace. Thus : TENOR.
231 -^- 22: 22: -^- a d TItgB IJB, wr AUTO.
2s: ~^- '^^ -^' -^- -iSh TRBBItB. .
"S5" 2s: -
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