The Orchestra volume 1
The Orchestra volume 1
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Of the only remaining stringed instrument of any importance — the Pianoforte — we do not propose to speak here, because it is hardly ever treated as a part of the orches- tral forces. We shall deal with its combination with the orchestra in concertos, &c, in a later part of this work, and we have already, in an earlier volume of this series {Applied Forms, Chap. II. ), entered in some detail into the proper manner of writing for it.
92 The Orchestra. [Cha. «. Vi.
CHAPTER VI.
WIND INSTRUMENTS : ...THE FLUTES.
191. Of all existing wind instruments, the Flute {Fr. Flute, Ital. Flauto, Ger. Flote) is one of the oldest. Two varieties were formerly in use, the ' Flute-a-bec ' and the ' Flute Traversiere, ' or ' Flauto Traverso. ' The former, the name of which means the 'Beak-Flute, ' was so called because it was blown at the end through a mouthpiece. It was the predecessor of "the modern flageolet, and is frequently to be found in the scores of Bach, and exceptionally also in those of Handel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the only remaining stringed instrument of any importance — the Pianoforte — we do not propose to speak here, because it is hardly ever treated as a part of the orches- tral forces. We shall deal with its combination with the orchestra in concertos, &c, in a later part of this work, and we have already, in an earlier volume of this series {Applied Forms, Chap. II. ), entered in some detail into the proper manner of writing for it.
92 The Orchestra. [Cha. «. Vi.
CHAPTER VI.
WIND INSTRUMENTS : ...THE FLUTES.
191. Of all existing wind instruments, the Flute {Fr. Flute, Ital. Flauto, Ger. Flote) is one of the oldest. Two varieties were formerly in use, the ' Flute-a-bec ' and the ' Flute Traversiere, ' or ' Flauto Traverso. ' The former, the name of which means the 'Beak-Flute, ' was so called because it was blown at the end through a mouthpiece. It was the predecessor of "the modern flageolet, and is frequently to be found in the scores of Bach, and exceptionally also in those of Handel.
What to read after The Orchestra volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebenezer Prout to read onlineMoreLess
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