23 LESSON 9 FOUR STROHE Ri with This rudiment is to be played in the same manner as the one given in Lesson, 5, p, 20, with the exception of the accent. The latter falls on the first stroke, instead of on the fourth stroke. Itis extremly important to count out loud. The hand playing the fourth stroke of the Ruff must be kept down, ready to begin the Ruff following. \2124 —— Rhytumic Model > Play slowly, at first; increase speed gradually. Keep strict rhythm. — (een ere gee eee Fingering, LOR LR RLRL LRIR RURL . se Examples in usual notation I 1__an-qh 2 © 3_an- duh 4 fo fetiae sea Cc Count TS SS SS ost Toud. Fingering. L Ro L R R ot L LR LR R L R L e ~~ a Il AP Sonata, Fingerings LOLOL R Re aS COMBINATION OF THE FOUR STROKE RUFFS This lesson is exactly what its caption implies. It will be noticed that, in each of the first four measures, the accent occurs on the fourth stroke of each Ruff; and, in each of the next four meas- ures, the accent falls on the first stroke of each Ruff. Throughout the exercise, the hands alternate in playing the first stroke of the Ruts, Through careful practice, and by complying with the rules and instructions given previously, the student will, in a short space of time, master the Four Stroke Ruff, regardless of the accent. a. 18 ee eds ees Oe est loud, Fingering. LR LR RURL LRLR RERL