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5ig usedi肌t ilhauirecenrenno.eheuwecessity为rpreioustraiintheant部score reading5309  \n100ITk叶AB。TORAGE  \ncop.1M785.7W63.PUBLICLIBRARYFort Wayne and Allen County,Ind.EXTRACTS FROM RULESA fine of two cents a dayshall be paid on each vol-ume not returned whenbook is due.Injuriesto books,and lossesmust be made good.Card holders mustprpmptly notify theLibrarianofchangeof residence underpenalty of forfeit-ure of card.EXTRACT FROMSTATE LAWWhoever shall wilful-ly or mischievously,cut,mark,mutilate,writein or upon,or otherwisedeface any book,magazine,newspaper,or other propertyofanylibrary organized underthe laws of this state,shall befined not less than ten dollargnor more than one hundreddollars.            \nAcme Library Card PocketKEEP YOUR CARD IN THIS POCKET  \nL,B,521-4187  \n19  \nDate Due  \n\n| FEB  \u003Cbr>23   |  1941   | 131   | 81950   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 9  \u003Cbr>CT   | 1941   |  |  |\n| JUN1   | 1042   | NOV 14   | 950   |\n|  | I1948   | MR 24 19   | 51   |\n| UN 22   | 194   |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n| AUG   | 2  \u003Cbr>1948   |  |  |\n| DCT    | 51946   |  |  |\n| 5Fei   |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n| 71   | 46   |  |  |\n| 7  \u003Cbr>EP   | 948   |  |  |\n| DEC 3   | 01848   |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n| MAY   | 1949  \u003Cbr>8   |  |  |\n\n100  \nTHE CHAMBER MUSIC OFHAYDN AND SCHUBERT  \nEDITED AND DEVISED BY  \nALBERT E.WIER  \nLONGMANS,GREEN AND CO.  \nNEW YORK  \n,11…  \nWIER  \nTHE CHAMBER MUSIC OF HAYDN AND SCHUBERT  \nCOPYRIGHT·I940  \nBY LONGMANS,GREEN AND co.,INC.  \nALL RIGHTS RESERVED,INCLUDING THERIGHT TO REPRODUCE THIS BOOK,ORANY PORTION THEREOF,IN ANY FORM  \nFIRST EDITION  \nThe system of arrow signals,employed in this workto enable those unacquainted with the art of scorereading to follow the instrumental outline,is thesubject of a pending application for Letters Patentof the United States owned by Albert E.Wier.  \n# THE ARROW SYSTEM OF SCORE READING\n\nThe arrow system is a device designed to provide those who have not studied the art of scorereading with a means for following the melodic and structural outlines of chamber or orchestralworks.It is so simple in both principle and application that anyone who can read ordinary in-strumental music can readily follow the succession of arrow signals that guide the eye from staff tostaff as the various instruments in the score take precedence over others in carrying or developing themelodic and structural outlines.  \nIn using the arrow system for score reading,however,it must be borne in mind that the parts forinstruments such as the clarinet,English horn,French horn,trumpet,etc.,are usually transposedin the score,and are therefore written in a different key from that in which the parts for theostringed instruments are placed;also that the C clef is used for the viola,and at times for the violon-(cello and trombone.  \n本It will be noted that,while a single arrow is used as a guide when the melodic line rests in onlyone instrument,two,three and even four arrows at the same measure,but on different staves aresometimes necessary to indicate the participation of more than one instrument in the structural1development of the composition at that particular point.In such instances the reader can con-Ucentrate his attention on any one of the staves on first reading,and gradually acquire skill in read-ing all the arrowed staves simultaneously as he becomes more proficient in “following the arrow.”  \n>An arrow is placed with its point slanting down  when it is intended to indicate one particularstaff;when placed between two staves with its point horizontal,→,the indication is that the in-strument represented on the staff above and the one on the staff below the arrow are of interest tothe reader.ALBERT E.WIER  \n op6r    L03  \n445147  \nINDEX  \nThe Arrow System of Score Reading.  \nRecordings of Haydn and Schubert Chamber Works..  \nA list of Haydn and Schubert Chamber Works Not Included in this 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