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POULENC | Sextet, FP 100: III. mm. 57–58

 

“Taking these extra notes in the left hand makes the right-hand register change easy.”

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 1/6/2020

 
Chamber MusicMichael ClarkAugust 5, 2017Francis Poulenc, Sextet (FP 100), Michael Clark, facilitate leap, reduce position shifts, redistributionComment
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Chamber MusicMichael ClarkAugust 5, 2017Francis Poulenc, Sextet (FP 100), Michael Clark, break up running passage, redistribution, reduce position shifts
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Chamber MusicMichael ClarkAugust 5, 2017Francis Poulenc, Sextet (FP 100), Michael Clark, reduce position shifts, redistribution, divide more evenly between hands, avoid finger crossing
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