Handbook of Conducting
Handbook of Conducting
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On the use of the left arm in beating time. *) This must not be entirely neglected, and is in many cases of great service, as, for instance, in indicating cer- tain shades of expression; but one must beware of exag- geration. JSometimes both hands are enraged in beating time, in the rendering ~oi tone groups which are placed at each side of the conductor (as at the opera) and which must be made to go together with precision, aioeit the passages in question dp^jiot permit of any great movement o...f the_ right arm. Overture to "Fi On holding and terminating We have next to consider pauses \(Fertnata) \ which must be prolonged and brought to a close by aff'lhe in- struments together, so that, when the piece is not thereby concluded, a slight break (often not written) follows. A. Overture to "Freischfltz. " : *) See appendix. 26 PART /. B. Symphony by Beethoven. Pause. So long as the fermata (pause on the note or chord) is intended to be sustained, the, baton is held hjgfa^ and _. ~. Either made to drop with a rapid move- ment in token of finishing, or terminates the fermata with a certain side movement, which should be preceded by a slight pre- paratory motion upward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the use of the left arm in beating time. *) This must not be entirely neglected, and is in many cases of great service, as, for instance, in indicating cer- tain shades of expression; but one must beware of exag- geration. JSometimes both hands are enraged in beating time, in the rendering ~oi tone groups which are placed at each side of the conductor (as at the opera) and which must be made to go together with precision, aioeit the passages in question dp^jiot permit of any great movement o...f the_ right arm. Overture to "Fi On holding and terminating We have next to consider pauses \(Fertnata) \ which must be prolonged and brought to a close by aff'lhe in- struments together, so that, when the piece is not thereby concluded, a slight break (often not written) follows. A. Overture to "Freischfltz. " : *) See appendix. 26 PART /. B. Symphony by Beethoven. Pause. So long as the fermata (pause on the note or chord) is intended to be sustained, the, baton is held hjgfa^ and _. ~. Either made to drop with a rapid move- ment in token of finishing, or terminates the fermata with a certain side movement, which should be preceded by a slight pre- paratory motion upward.
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