Proceedings of the Musical Association, volume 27
Proceedings of the Musical Association, volume 27
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at the same moment as on the great, which is quitted at the end of the note, the passage then resolving itself into a clarinet duo for the right hand, with left still on great diapasons, continued thus till the next full close. This effect, however, should not be repeated at the repetition of the same passage at the foot of the third page, where both hands should be on the great, as we are there working up to the culminating effect. The passage on the second page — Ch, Clarinet.
-a Solo ^ft. Fl...ute. ^ et seq.
has a good effect as an alternate clarinet and flute solo (or oboe and flute), with a soft bass on the swell. The whole of the concluding page should be treated with constantly increasing delicacy and softness. The closing line has a Digitized by Google The JEsthetic Treatment of Bach's Organ Music. 157 beautiful effect with right hand on swell (soft 8-ft. reed) and left hand on a soft choir flute — 1^ ^==* m ^E^^^ J^tIJ~r ^^ 3-J— v^ i^ the last bar both hands on the swell diapasons only, pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
at the same moment as on the great, which is quitted at the end of the note, the passage then resolving itself into a clarinet duo for the right hand, with left still on great diapasons, continued thus till the next full close. This effect, however, should not be repeated at the repetition of the same passage at the foot of the third page, where both hands should be on the great, as we are there working up to the culminating effect. The passage on the second page — Ch, Clarinet.
-a Solo ^ft. Fl...ute. ^ et seq.
has a good effect as an alternate clarinet and flute solo (or oboe and flute), with a soft bass on the swell. The whole of the concluding page should be treated with constantly increasing delicacy and softness. The closing line has a Digitized by Google The JEsthetic Treatment of Bach's Organ Music. 157 beautiful effect with right hand on swell (soft 8-ft. reed) and left hand on a soft choir flute — 1^ ^==* m ^E^^^ J^tIJ~r ^^ 3-J— v^ i^ the last bar both hands on the swell diapasons only, pp.
What to read after Proceedings of the Musical Association, volume 27?
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