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SKU: A0.1026747
Composed by Jackson Lim. 20th Century,Contemporary,Instructional. Score. 34 pages. Lim Teik Serng @ Jackson #6368883. Published by Lim Teik Serng @ Jackson (A0.1026747).This volume contains 166 4-bar melodic exercises with an emphasis on the left hand. The exercises are mostly in two-part polyphony with gradually increasing technical demand in both hands. Each exercise poses different technical challenges, ideal for those who want to explore different melodic and rhythmic combinations in a progressing manner - carefully planned melodic and harmonic intervals from steps to wider leaps, and developing from quarter notes to 16th notes, syncopation, triplets and dotted notes in both simple and compound time. Helps prepare the left hand for better facilitation in larger musical works. 32 pages. .
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