An introduction to choral-singing1841 - 12 من الصفحات |
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accent aggregate value already explained applying words Appoggiatura bass bass clef CHAPTER character choral music choral singing clef-note compound common compound triple congregational singing counting or beating curve line D'Almaine Degrees of Movement demisemiquavers divided dot is equal dotted crotchets dotted minims double bars equal in length exercises flat four crotchets give hymn tunes intonation J. A. HAMILTON la la la Lord loud and soft manner marked means men's voices METRE musical sounds note is called note is sometimes pause piece of music placed practical examples principal note psalm and hymn PSALMODY pupils purpose semibreve semiquavers series of notes SEXTUPLETS sharp Similarly SIMPLE COMMON simple triple singers singing in classes six crotchets six syllables slow SLUR small note smoothly SOHO soprano species of common specting staccato stanzas stave three dotted tone tone tone treble clef unisons or octaves usual WARDOUR STREET
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الصفحة 88 - Watts, and other standard writers, set to original hymn tunes, and arranged for one, two, three, or four voices, with an accompaniment for the organ or pianoforte.
الصفحة 31 - ... the fingers of the right hand on the palm of the left hand, or upon some firm substance, as a table, a piano, &c.
الصفحة 27 - At the commencement of every piece of music, it is usual to indicate how much each bar is to contain, estimated in minims, crotchets, quavers, or semiquavers, either plain or dotted.