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--- cherubini_counterpoint_and_fugue:four_part_counterpoint:first_second_and_third_order_examples [2018/07/20 03:33] – created brian
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 ===== First, Second, and Third Order (Examples) =====
-> Examples in four parts -- Note against note
+==== Examples in four parts -- Note against note ====
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-> Examples in four parts -- Two against one
+==== Examples in four parts -- Two against one ====
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-> Example in four parts -- Four against one
+==== Example in four parts -- Four against one ====
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 After having studied these three orders, by placing the given //cantus firmus// in each of the parts alternately, the pupil may set himself on the task of mingling these three orders together, after the method indicated in the following example:
-> Example in four parts -- Mixed orders
+==== Example in four parts -- Mixed orders ====
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