File:Illustration of realizing a figured bass in the lead violin itself.jpg
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English: From Balleto, Allegro, Tomaso Pegoletti, 1698. The harmonies, instead of being realized by a separate instrument e.g. a harpsichord, are realized by the solo violin part itself. |
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| Source | Whittaker, Nathan (2012), 'The Proof and Practice of Figured Bass Realization on the Violoncello from 1660–1850' (PhD dissertation; University of Washington, ProQuest Dissertations Publishing) |
| Author | Tomaso Pegoletti (1698) |
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