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Playing a fast but quiet Alberti bass

Playing a fast but quiet Alberti bass
  1. What is an Alberti bass figure?

What is an Alberti bass figure?

: a repeated accompaniment figure (see figure entry 1 sense 15) common in 18th-century keyboard music that usually consists of the notes of a triad played in steady eighth or sixteenth notes in the order lowest-highest-middle-highest.

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