2nd Try on Sostenuto Research Resources

[Alan Barnard]

Development of the sostenuto is discussed in Emil Fries' book, "But You Can Feel It", which is, by the way, a very interesting read. As I recall, it was a person from Africa (or of African decent) and he developed it in Paris, I think. 



Alan Barnard

Salem, MO









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From: PAULREVENKOJONES 

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Received: 7/21/2007 10:33:36 AM

Subject: 2nd Try on Sostenuto Research Resources





All: Surely there must be some resources out there that you might refer me to--people, textual, research threads--on the development of the sostenuto and its impact on piano composition. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks, Paul Revenko-Jones "If you want to know the truth, stop having opinions" (Chinese fortune cookie) All: Surely there must be some resources out there that you might refer me to--people, textual, research threads--on the development of the sostenuto and its impact on piano composition. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks, Paul Revenko-Jones "If you want to know the truth, stop having opinions" (Chinese fortune cookie) 

All:



Surely there must be some resources out there that you might refer me to--people, textual, research threads--on the development of the sostenuto and its impact on piano composition. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks,



Paul Revenko-Jones



"If you want to know the truth, stop having opinions" (Chinese fortune cookie)
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