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Accordingly an open, flowing style (arpeggio) is one of the idioms best suited to its nature.
MUSIC: AN ART AND A LANGUAGEWALTER RAYMOND SPALDING
The most essential figures which Beethoven employs are built upon the scale and the arpeggio.
BEETHOVEN: A MEMOIR (2ND ED.)ELLIOTT GRAEME
There must be scale and arpeggio study, in which the metronome can be used.
PIANO MASTERYHARRIETTE BROWER
I amused myself by playing an arpeggio when Schikaneder came to a pause.
LIFE OF MOZART, VOL. 3 (OF 3)OTTO JAHN
If due attention be given to the intonation of the arpeggio, the scale should not be, as it too often is, all out of tune.
THE BOY'S VOICEJ. SPENCER CURWEN
Scale and arpeggio passages were absolutely clean and without a flaw.
MEMORIES OF A MUSICAL LIFEWILLIAM MASON
The study ends with the arpeggio passage as at the beginning.
NICOLO PAGANINI: HIS LIFE AND WORKSTEPHEN SAMUEL STRATTON
In a large number of his themes the arpeggio predominates, and always with a special interest and a special personality.
STUDIES IN MODERN MUSIC, SECOND SERIESW. H. HADOW
He was unequaled in producing pizzicatos with the left hand, arpeggio passages, the tremolo, and the gettato.
OLE BULLSARA C. BULL
Or, to lessen fatigue, is an occasional rise and fall of the wrist permissible in a long passage of scale or arpeggio?
PIANO PLAYINGJOSEF HOFMANN