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    The document discusses chord harmony and accompaniment techniques used in several of Beethoven's Op. 6 piano pieces. It notes that Op. 6 No. 1 uses a walking bass line underneath triads and occasional suspensions. Op. 6 No. 2 sometimes detaches the 4th from the 3rd in its harmonization. And Op. 6 Nos. 2, 6, and 12 feature melodies accompanied by moving thirds in various patterns.

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    The document discusses chord harmony and accompaniment techniques used in several of Beethoven's Op. 6 piano pieces. It notes that Op. 6 No. 1 uses a walking bass line underneath triads and occasional suspensions. Op. 6 No. 2 sometimes detaches the 4th from the 3rd in its harmonization. And Op. 6 Nos. 2, 6, and 12 feature melodies accompanied by moving thirds in various patterns.

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    The thirds represent chord harmony.

    Underneath you have the triad walking the bass and occasionally a
    suspension.

    Prep for Op.6 no.1

    The thirds represent the accompaniment beneatht the melody. This is a 6/3 harmonisation. The 4th can be detatched from the third as it is in Op 6 no.2.
    Practice this by playing melodies that you can memorize using solfege.

    Prep for Op.6 no.2

    These types of harmonisations to some extent are seen


    in Op 6 no.2

    Op 6 no.12
    Static soprano melody moving thirds

    descending scalar
    Soprano voice. Static thirds

    Doouble octave then moving thirds

    chords and alberti bass in middle voice

    Op 6 no.6
    Famous thirds study. Only practice here is
    playing sequenced scales in harmonic thirds.

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