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With an Explanation of Clefs and Staves

Bass Notes Treble Notes

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Contra-Octave

Great Octave

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As shown above, each clef is set on a goroup of five lines. These five lines are called the staff. they have on the signification of the notes.

The Rudiments of Music

The signs used to show the position (pitch, either high or low) of the tones are called notes. They are written on what is called the staff, which consists of five parallel lines and the spaces between the lines. The lowest line (or space) is called the first tine (or space); the next line (or space) above,the second: etc.: that is, both lines and spaces are counted from below upwards.
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For naming the notes, the first seven letters of the alphabet are used. In the key of 0 mafo r the letters come in the following order: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, ending on C. These eight notes form what is called the scale of 0 major. Every scale is composed of five whole-steps and two half-steps, which occur in the following order:

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A sharp (#) written half-step. A natural

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There are twelve rna/or kpys, the tonics or keynotes of which are determined by the signature. The following are the tonic chords of all these keys.

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There are two species of time: common time and triple time. These are subdivided into simple and compound. Simple common time has only two beats or divisions in a measure ( ~, ~, : )j simple triple time contains three parts in a measure ( etc.). When two or more simple common measures are drawn into one, it is called compound common time. Compound triple time is that in which two or more simple triple measures are drawn into one. Four quarter-notes in a measure ( are indicated by C, other divisions by :, ~, etc.

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25

The Twelve Major and Twelve Minor Scales

54 5

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13

26

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1

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27

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29

Exercises

in Different

Keys.

CARL CZERNY. Op. 823.BookII.

53
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52.

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and other Grace- notes.

53.

34

,
54.

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56 .

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Continuation B flat
1 3

of the Exercises

in Different E.

Keys.

major has a ~ on Band

2

60.

p dulce

3 1

43

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42

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44

Allegretto.

Tempo di Valse.
532 ~ 532

Trio.
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4i

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· ·
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5

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53

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