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Secondly,

Compcfilion

of 4

part5

diera s in

many

p:u ·

ticular

p~([dbes

from thle of thrce, tlw ugh the gcnc:rJI

pn:ccpcs of

h,HOlCOY

bdong

la

both.

'for,

by

c01llpanng

th~

(,,(mc

cXdn~~11!

In

both

e,des.

lheTe will be 'eco a va·

ri;.tion ot fome p.ltr.tgtS in l he 11)\!Jer

pans. The

necdlily

of complying \Virh

lhe t:lbtbl1l1lcJ

prc:c~pt

or

vancty,

by

prC''o°cnung lhe fucccffion of perfe3 concords , hat h

caured

(his altaation. SI!C

lhe

5th

b.tf

of

the example in A Oat

jn (he thrc< diífucnt

compofitil)r.s .

Hc:n~e

anrt:s a nc\V

realon fcr

(ayi o;:: the

compofitioll

of many

pans

di rfers

frtllll

that of (e

\v,

or

lWO

only.

Thererore, in whatcvcr nUllltJer

oi

pans (he mulit k is tO

be compofcd. cne

ddigo

ml.l ll be

lirfl

Iaid.

dowll;

and

t O

adjult and

pcrf~a

the l]Armony, and to

ere.ue

as much

variety as

poffible,

the

whoJe

wOTk ml1H be: pLlntH:d at

once, and ex('cu(cd acrecabh:

tO

"U~

defign.

L allly,

Ol the

tenor

in

pH1irular,

\Ve

have this

tO

re·

mark,

"r h;u ,

\Ilher(':\s

in

compufition

of

three parl5, lhere

is often a

liben

y

left

of

tdking

any one

of the

concordant

notes tO the

baCs;

io

four pans,

the

founb

or tenor

comin::

io

lei\yes

n O

room for {hat Jd,H:rty;

bUl

obliges

U9 10

a cen ain

difpofitiOD

of eaoh

·í.lember

of

ll~e

harmo ·

lIy,

and

by

this means holds lOtcthC:T Ihe

pans,

lhe

. {taYe

cnry wherc

founding ano l"inding the inner

notes

toge:her.

This

remark

on

the tenor

is more

particularly

true

at

almotl

every clore,

where

the

t('oor

note

is

the 8t h tO

the

bar. on Ihe la(\ note bUI one of Ihe clore ; anJ, by keep–

ing

in

pJace, while the bafs Olaking the great caoence

fall s

a

5th,

the

rame

tenor nOte

becomes

its

5th.

Thus

lhe

twO

cOfleords are

beld

togethf'[' ,aod emire

by

the te·

Ilor',

not remoying.

sea_

5-

C OMPO SO rt ON

e.r

FI V¡

PA RT! _

TH

E

four

concordant notes anfweriog exaétly tO (our

paTu iD

compofition; when

a

fjfth

pan is to

be

added, it

i.

evident

one

note

of

,he

harreony muO: be

repeated

in

cve,y conco,d_ The F.flh part Iherrfore conrill, of Ihe

notes

which are

by

ruros repeated

in

eaeh of

lhe for–

mer, in which the

avoaJinc

the confccutíon of

the per–

feét concords is

ro

be obCerveú as before; and Ihe aír of

tbis

pdTt

auended to as far as may be

coofillenl with tbe

rules ddivered.

Exampl< of compofilion of

5

parlS in Ihe arcrnding nOles

oC

Ihe oa,.e_

N _ 51-

Second E.ample in

5

part._ No_

53-

The

twO

oétaves betwer:n

Ihe

tenor and bolfs on the

.1ixth

and

reventh

notes

of

this

exampJe,

are allowed ;

as lhe pans

do

DOt

move

ioto olher

OO;:CS,

or make a new

<oDcord .

Th ird Example in

5

par" _ No_

54 -

The conft'cution

of 5ths

bct wee n

Ihe lenor and

bafs

is admitted,

as they

meel

by contrary

mOlioo of

lhe

parts.

f ounh Examplc in

5

parl'_ No

55-

lt

is

oblerv,¡Lle fmm

,there examples, that lhe

moa

d ifficult

comfoGtion

is lb.1t of 4

palls . T he

other 4 p.t rtS,

cor.fiHi ng of

.t

rcp~l !tion

of one or more uf , he con ,·,dAnt

notes

01

Ihe

fi

11 four pHIS, are more e..

fi ly cootri\'cd,

notllln~

m:,re

ht'i nJ:

requi red lhan

10

a\'oid

lhe

eonfecu

t ioo of tllt I

edt..LI

concords uctwccn ¡ ny t \Vo

pans.

VOL .

lit

t~o _

8 2_

2

e

K.

Sell_6_

C OMPO' I'fIO •

.r

SIX

l'ART' _

Tu

mu1ick of fi x p\ns there is a repetiríon of

tw~

con–

cord ant notes.

The

fi xth pan thertfore confilh of

{he

notes which

cake

place

in eac.:h

of

lhe flye

{ormer,

by

Iuros .

An

example

or

two

wiJl

(u([ieiently

iJlurlrate

this.

Ex.,mple of comp0(, lion of 6

part._

No_ 56.

T hcre

is

il

conrecution

uf 8ths

b\!tween

tbe fOll l'1h

line

and

bafs,

0 0

lhe

3d and 4th notes ; uut

it

being

{he

cITeél:

of contrary motion is admttt rcl.

Second E x.mplc in

6

parlS_ No

57-

Thc

{ \Va

8 ths

oetweco

the tenor and b ...

rs

ólre

allowed ;

for

l

as

they

do

nOI

move. they are

in efTcét but onc:.

1

hird Exam!,le in

6

pam_ No _

58 .

T he

conrl!cution of

81hs

is

by

repelition

of lhe ClIne

note, and

I

herefore

reckoned as

one.

. FOllrth Example in

6

p''''_ No_

59.

In lhe 8th bdr {here is a con(ccutioD of 8ths

bct'I,Veeh

lhe

third

pan

anu tenor effc:t..'ttd

by

c"ntrary

motion

of

Ihere pam_

SECT_

7-

C OM P OSl T1 0N

of

S EVES

P••

T._

IN

compoGtioo

of

{e\fen parts,

three notc! of

the

h:u–

mony

are repeated

in each concord , The Ceventh part

thercforc conúfls of {he notes \I:hich are takeo

by

wrru

fruln

each

of

lhe

fix

former;

or,

which

is lhe

fame

lhing,

(roln

lhe

firfl fou r ;

under lhe

reUriltioo

of

me

rules

coo–

cerning lhe

confeeution

of

8ths,

5tl1S

and 4ths between

any two

of

the pans, unleCs produccd by eontrary moti

en

of

[he Carne,

or rcpctilioo of lhe

notes,

or io the

oéhve,

as

raid above.

T he

Ceventh

pan

is

written

in

lhe

tenor

cliff. and

is

a Cecond tenor

tO

the firn;

fo Ihat,

I.ke

the:

upp. ' p.m" it mu(l (land in ,he neareH concord

10

Ihe

urft tenor

I

or next

part.

F,,(\ example of compo("ion of

7

pam. No_

60_

N Olwilhlhnding

it

h.uh

becn

Caid, thar toree

ROteS

of

the harmony

are

repeated

in caeh

concord io

feven

paru ;

yer

it

doth nor

appear

in

every

infb!,nce

in rhe

e~:¡mple.

The

reaCuos are,

thar

'iD

every

clufe,

whethcr

rnidd!.e

or final , il is prererable Iha< mo(\ of Ihe part' Ihould

end in Ihe concoru nOle of Ihe clore, and erpecially of

Ihe lall clore, Ih.. Ihe harmooy of Iloe key may make

the dee per impreflion

0 0

the {cofe.

SeconJly. The ,i r of

e.ch

par! nlould be conrulted:

for Ihis wtll nOI only ju(\ify. bUI dcmand Ihe changing:

of

one

note

of the hoH01ony

for

anothc:r.

Ag.1in .

as lhe

pJrts

nexc

c~ch

other

(hou ld fiand

¡A

the

clofefl concord

j

fo,

in order

tO

effeét

,his

fOOlctime

by eOlll rary

motinn, thcy

will mcN

in

unifon;

and

there(ole the repetition of

tbe

thrc:c

notes will nOl tl ke

plolee io

ev~ry

chord .

. "ht'fe

rules

\\·ill

be fuffi cient

tO

anfwer aoy doubt,

or

determine any choice

lO Le

made of any

nOt~

of the con..

eord . as

\Vd l

2~

juHify

lhe

Ol:cring

of

the

pans

in

unt–

fon, io

mufie

of aoy n Imbe r

ot

pans

whatcver.

Sc:cc'nd

cXi'lmple

in 7

pUlSo

No 61.

T

h.td

cXú"plc

in

7 pUIS_

No _

62_

SE C

r .

8.

CO I\IP OS IT ION

of E IGII T

PARTS.

TI!

E

cighth aoJ la(\ part i, Ihe ("cood bar,; concern-

t

4 O

ing