For Every Music Lover
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He obliged his pupils to write and understand as well as soundthe notes. In his noble modesty he never held himself aloof as superiorto others. When pupils were discouraged he reminded them how hard he hadalways been compelled to work, and assured them that equal industrywould lead them to success. He gave the thumb its proper place on thekeyboard, and materially improved fingering. Tranquillity and poeticbeauty being prime essentials of his playing, he preferred to the morebrilliant harpsichor...d, or spinet, the clavichord, whose thrilling, tremulous tone, owing to its construction, was exceedingly sensitive tothe player's touch. The early hammer-clavier, or pianoforte, invented in1711, by the Italian Cristofori, who derived the hammer idea from thedulcimer, did not attract him because of its extreme crudeness. Nevertheless, it was destined to develop into the musical instrumentessential to the perfect interpretation of his clavier music.
His son and pupil, Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788), proceeding on theprinciples established by his illustrious father, prepared the way forthe modern pianist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He obliged his pupils to write and understand as well as soundthe notes. In his noble modesty he never held himself aloof as superiorto others. When pupils were discouraged he reminded them how hard he hadalways been compelled to work, and assured them that equal industrywould lead them to success. He gave the thumb its proper place on thekeyboard, and materially improved fingering. Tranquillity and poeticbeauty being prime essentials of his playing, he preferred to the morebrilliant harpsichor...d, or spinet, the clavichord, whose thrilling, tremulous tone, owing to its construction, was exceedingly sensitive tothe player's touch. The early hammer-clavier, or pianoforte, invented in1711, by the Italian Cristofori, who derived the hammer idea from thedulcimer, did not attract him because of its extreme crudeness. Nevertheless, it was destined to develop into the musical instrumentessential to the perfect interpretation of his clavier music.
His son and pupil, Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788), proceeding on theprinciples established by his illustrious father, prepared the way forthe modern pianist.
What to read after For Every Music Lover?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Aubertine Woodward to read onlineMoreLess
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