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Exercise 54

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The Fourfold Trill in Thirds, for all five fingers.

Execute this exercise very smoothly and evenly, striking each Third very clearly.

(M. M. ♩ = 40 to 92.)

Exercise54 — The Fourfold Trill in Thirds, for all five fingers

Edition note: In bars20–22, the renderer places some left-hand fingerings above the upper staff. Their note and hand assignments are retained in MusicXML; consult Original for the printed placement.

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