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The second book pushes the superimposition of gestures and sonorities further. One hand may articulate a dry design while the other sustains resonance; the difficulty lies in letting those materials coexist without making them uniform.
Isolate the layers by timbre before combining them. Practice with deliberately exaggerated dynamics helps reveal which voice needs to remain close and which can cross the texture.
Do not seek speed first. Establish coordination points, pedal changes and releases in the arm; the final motion will sound freer because every gesture has a function.
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