ARGENTO | Six Elizabethan Songs: III. Winter: mm. 29–33

 
Piano Fingerings for Six Elizabethan Songs (Winter) by Dominick Argento

“Taking the first note in the left hand allows the right hand to stay in a more compact position. This provides a more secure start in the fortissimo dynamic even though the position can’t be maintained in subsequent measures.”

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 3/16/2020

 
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