whenever a piece of music has the notes
of the left hand spread beyond reach, in regardless of how you tune it,
s. rampe mentiined in his additiin of muffat that it was a well known
practice to transpose whatever notes up an octive in order to solve the
problem. My question is, what historical treatise or musical publication
contains the instruction of this practice.?
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Vincent B. Ho [log in to unmask]
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