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Musical instruments

1925.

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6 OUTLINE OF THE COURSE Read
84 70 would be welcome.* Royal amateurs such a… Read
150 136 CHAPTER VI Read
151 137 tures and musical possibilities, it will… Read
152 138 that are valued from $1,000 to $2,500 wh… Read
153 139 for the performer is obliged to make his… Read
154 140 The highest tone producible in the third… Read
155 141 in this manner, can evolve a fortissimo… Read
156 142 natural harmonics may be seen in the sco… Read
157 143 the sonority, so much stronger was the d… Read
158 144 rebound, producing a group of reiterated… Read
159 145 cio Espagnol, the composer obtains a sta… Read
160 146 Macabre, one of the most picturesque sym… Read
161 147 THE SORDINE OR MUTE Read
162 148 tones possible without "shifting" the ha… Read
163 149 In this connection, attention may be cal… Read
164 150 other is very trying to the performer, s… Read
165 151 resonant A string of the Cello. (See No.… Read
166 152 Like the Viola its upper two strings \(… Read
167 153 movement of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony,… Read
168 154 All that has been said in reference to d… Read
169 155 tion with the other members of the Violi… Read
171 157 Meyerbeer's Huguenots. Its peculiarity c… Read
172 158 family, a great command of all shadings… Read
173 159 tone to tone which is possible to the hu… Read
175 161 THE VIOLIN FAMILY Read
176 162 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Read
214 200 thirty strings, divided thus: 8 First Vi… Read
237 223 THE MODERN ORCHESTRA Read
238 224 up nights practising passages that seeme… Read
250 INDEX Read
257 INDEX Read