Johann Sebastian Bach - Sonata No. 1 In G Minor - - Lara St. John

A characteristic feature of these A. - use is limited. number of fingers: when playing on bowed instruments, only the first two fingers and an open string were mainly combined; gliding with the same finger on chromatic was also used. semitone; A. was used on keyboards, based on shifting only the middle fingers, while the extreme fingers, with rare exceptions, were inactive. A similar A. system continues to be typical of stringed viols and harpsichord. In the 15th century a viola game,limited mainly to half position and first position, it was polyphonic, chord; passenger equipment on viola and gamba began to be used in the 16th century, a change of position - at the turn of the 17-18th centuries. A. on the harpsichord, which in the 16-17th centuries, received much greater development. became a solo instrument. She was distinguished by a variety of techniques. The specificity of A. was determined mainly by the circle of artistic images of harpsichord music.