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... Play the opening of a toccata slowly and arpeggiando .... If one hand has a trill , while the other plays a passage , do not play note against note , but play the trill rapidly and the other expressively . " Such directions indicate the ...
... Play the opening of a toccata slowly and arpeggiando .... If one hand has a trill , while the other plays a passage , do not play note against note , but play the trill rapidly and the other expressively . " Such directions indicate the ...
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... play was staged to suggest a naturalistic scene , with actors al- ready on stage as the audience arrived ( as if the audience were seeing life , not a play , in progress ) . This nontraditional technique was supported by other ...
... play was staged to suggest a naturalistic scene , with actors al- ready on stage as the audience arrived ( as if the audience were seeing life , not a play , in progress ) . This nontraditional technique was supported by other ...
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... play off the back wall . Principles of play . The ball is made of black rubber ; it is 17/8 inches in diameter and 2.3 ounces in weight . Only one hand may be used in striking the ball ; no other part of the body may be used . When ...
... play off the back wall . Principles of play . The ball is made of black rubber ; it is 17/8 inches in diameter and 2.3 ounces in weight . Only one hand may be used in striking the ball ; no other part of the body may be used . When ...
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