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unstationary

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Even though most pieces are written in easy keys with no more than two voices per hand, some pieces call for strong independence within and between the hands, finesse of unstationary hand positions and determination of pedal and fingering choices.
These membrane models enable the prediction of the so-called dog-bone defect under stationary conditions, but they require the use of sophisticated techniques under unstationary conditions.
 
 
 
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