The Second Step

The second step consists of adding the note on each side of the ditone,
     with both hands in contrary motion, using the same fingers.

Second Step 1

Still arbitrarily written in F# major, with both hands in contrary motion.

Fingerings
     The 3 notes of the ditone are still played in the same row (F#,G#, A#, with fingers 234).
     The thumb (E# or B, with finger 1) can either play one row closer, or 3 rows closer,
          depending on the size of the hand.
     Finger 5 (B or E#) will play 1 row closer than the ditone.
          A large hand will use rows bde and a smaller hand will use rows bc or de.

Vocentro Staff

The first noteTacorresponds to F#.

Second Step 2

Still arbitrarily written in F# major, with both hands in contrary motion.

Not much new here,
     only a possible repeat of the whole piece.

Vocentro Staff

The first noteTacorresponds to F#.

Second Step 3

Still arbitrarily written in F# major, with both hands in contrary motion.

This one is in thirds all the way through,
     except for the very last note.

Vocentro Staff

The first noteTacorresponds to F#.

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