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...triple or double ones ; and in lieu of producing sixty-four notes in a bar in four-time (adagio), they produce only thirty-two, or even sixteen. The action...arm necessary for producing a true tremolo, demands from them too great an effort. Thia idleness is intolerable. Many double-bass players permit themselves...

...thirty-two, or even sixteen. The action of the arm necessary for producing a true tremolo, demands from them too great an effort. This idleness is intolerable....difficulties — to simplify their part. This race of simplifiers has existed for forty years ; but it cannot endure any longer. In ancient works, the double-bass...

...triple or double ones ; and in lieu of producing sixty-four notes in a bar in four-time (adagio^, they produce only thirty-two, or even sixteen. The action...arm necessary for producing a true tremolo, demands from them too great an effort. This idleness is intolerable. Many double-bass players permit themselves...