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the Skill of Mufitk. 93
'Or fonrtli Not e mufF be a Third or Eighth to the
"■Bafs, as in the foregoing Example.
The firft Note of the Bafs may be any Concord*
to the Upper Part, the firft part of the lecond
Note of the Bafs muft be a 7%fW to the lecond
''■JNto of the Treble or Upper Part.
The laft part of the lecond Note of the Bafs
'muft be a &<&»</ to the Upper Part, the third
'Note of the Bafi muft be a Third to the lecond
ipart of the third Note of the Treble 3 and Clole
as in the aforefaid Example.
This Binding is leldom taken in a Clole in more
Parts than two j but in the middle of a Leffon it
„is to be taken as often as you mall lee occafion.
This Binding is leldom or never taken in other
Notes than in this Example.
Rule III,
The third way of taking a Difcord by way
Of Binding,, is when the Fourth is taken between/
Thirds , as in the following Example.
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So that you lee the DifcorJs are thus taken ;
The firft Not* of the upper Part may be any Note to-
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