Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 - Allegro - Johann Sebastian Bach

The quality of performance depends in many respects on the skillful choice of A. , which simultaneously provides the necessary sonority and ease of movement. In A. , any artist, along with some principles common to his time, also shows individual characteristics. The structure of the hands of the performer (the length of the fingers, their flexibility, degree of stretching) to a certain extent affects A. 's choice. At the same time, A. is largely determined by the individual understanding of the work. , The execution plan and its implementation. In this sense, we can talk about the aesthetics of A. A. 's capabilities depend on the type and design of the instrument; they are especially wide for keyboards and strings. stringed instruments (violin, cello) are more limited for strings. plucked and especially for the spirit. tools. A. in notes is indicated by numbers indicating which finger a particular sound is taken from.