Treatise On Single, Double, Triple And Quadruple Counterpoint
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ffTr ~ tfv ^ r r f "^T^ Tf H SS p fvf f ■» One will perceive, that only those intervals and progressions are possible, which were available in two-part writing in single coun- terpoint. Intervals, as for instance, the augmented sixth, should not be used there, and must be excluded also here. We give under No. 189 another example of this kind of counterpoint. The student will perceive, that also modulations, which do not lead too far from the principle key, will be serviceable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ffTr ~ tfv ^ r r f "^T^ Tf H SS p fvf f ■» One will perceive, that only those intervals and progressions are possible, which were available in two-part writing in single coun- terpoint. Intervals, as for instance, the augmented sixth, should not be used there, and must be excluded also here. We give under No. 189 another example of this kind of counterpoint. The student will perceive, that also modulations, which do not lead too far from the principle key, will be serviceable.
189.
Cp.
C. f.
JJ..._j m ±± gSEfcp^EEfefc^ SS 7 h Inversion. JSy ^f i =nr S33 B=s= f ■*> rVT » ^p » 3t: f i- I r ff f#r^ : -»— *- *r f ' r f f u '
What to read after Treatise On Single, Double, Triple And Quadruple Counterpoint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salomon Jadassohn to read onlineMoreLess
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