St. Petersburg Radio and TV Symphony Orchestra & I - The Sleeping Beauty, Op. 66 Act III, No.28 Variation 2 Aurore (Aurora)

APPLICATURE (from Latin applico - I apply, press; English fingering; French doigty; Italian digitazione, diteggiature; German Fingersatz, Applikatur) - a way of arranging and alternating fingers when playing music. instrument, as well as the designation of this method in notes. The ability to find a natural and rational A. is one of the most important aspects of the instrumentalist's performing skills. A. 's value is caused by its internal connection with time l. receptions instr. games. A well-chosen A. contributes to its expressiveness, facilitates the overcoming of technicals. difficulties, helps the performer to master the muses. production. , quickly cover it in general and in detail, strengthens the muses. memory, facilitates reading from a sheet, develops freedom of orientation on the neck, keyboard, valves, performers on strings. instruments also contributes to the purity of intonation.