 Practice improvising the above E minor 8 measure period with modulation to G major in 3/4 meter in 4 parts this way:
1. Place the bass in the left hand or pedals and supply the missing 3 upper parts. 2. Above the bass line you can see the numbers of intervals that should be calculated above the bass. 3. A sharp next to the number means that this note is sharpened. 4. A flat next to the number means that this note is flattened. 5. Make sure you avoid parallel fifths and octaves by moving the upper 3 parts in opposite direction than the bass. Take a slow tempo, aim for a detached articulate legato touch and 3 correct repetitions in a row. Here's the MIDI file of the bass line (m. 25-32). Post time and the number of repetitions to comments. |
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