Musical Memories 8 9
Musical Memories 8 9
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Then, there came a reaction, and with it a passion for slurring the notes. When I was Stamaty's pupil, it was considered most difficult to "tie"the notes; that required, however, only dexterity and suppleness. "Whenshe learns to 'tie, ' she will know how to play, " said the mother of ayoung pianist. Nevertheless, the trick of perpetual _legato_ becomesexceedingly monotonous and takes away all character from the pianoforteclassics. But it is insisted on everywhere in the modern Germaneditions. T...hroughout there are connections seemingly interminable inlength, and indications of _legato_, _sempre legato_, which the authornot only did not indicate, but in places where it is easy to see that heintended the exact opposite.
If this is the case, what shall be said of marking the fingering on allthe notes--which often makes good playing impossible. Liszt taughthundreds of pupils according to the best principles, yet such erroneousprinciples have prevailed!
Disciples of the ivory keys are numerous in our day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, there came a reaction, and with it a passion for slurring the notes. When I was Stamaty's pupil, it was considered most difficult to "tie"the notes; that required, however, only dexterity and suppleness. "Whenshe learns to 'tie, ' she will know how to play, " said the mother of ayoung pianist. Nevertheless, the trick of perpetual _legato_ becomesexceedingly monotonous and takes away all character from the pianoforteclassics. But it is insisted on everywhere in the modern Germaneditions. T...hroughout there are connections seemingly interminable inlength, and indications of _legato_, _sempre legato_, which the authornot only did not indicate, but in places where it is easy to see that heintended the exact opposite.
If this is the case, what shall be said of marking the fingering on allthe notes--which often makes good playing impossible. Liszt taughthundreds of pupils according to the best principles, yet such erroneousprinciples have prevailed!
Disciples of the ivory keys are numerous in our day.
What to read after Musical Memories 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Camille Saint-Saëns to read onlineMoreLess
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