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GUIDONOV'S HAND - an old method of facilitating the reading of notes (see Solmization). Attributed to Guido d'Arezzo. All sounds of the standard scale at that time from G (G) to its (e2) were conditionally placed in defin. order on the joints and fingertips of the lion. hands; the highest sound, used relatively rarely, the student imagined above the tip of his middle finger. Touching the joints and fingertips of a lion. hands point. finger right, learning letters. “On the fingers” he calculated intervals, hexachords, mutations (transitions) from one hexachord to another. Over time, the method of G. p. out of use; in the 17th century it was used by N. P. Diletsky in the Musik Grammar; in the 19th century the hand was again attracted to facilitate solimization by the authors of the English. "Tonic Sol-fa" method of teaching music.