A Treatise on Simple Counterpoint in Forty Lessons by Friedrich J. Lehmann
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To cantus firmus _b_ write two counterpoints above and two below. To cantus firmus _a_ write one above and one below, with both parts resting at the hold. Also do the same _with the counterpoint continuing at the hold_. [Fig. 155_a, b._] CANTI FIRMI [Illustration: Fig. 157.] LESSON XXXIV FREE HARMONIZATION IN THREE-PART COUNTERPOINT When writing in three or more parts, it is well to let a part rest occasionally, and, when it reënters, have it imitate one of the other parts. [Fig. 158.] [Illustration: Fig. 158.] EXERCISES To cantus firmus _a_ write two counterpoints above and two below in |
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