Specific Applications
8. SPAN THIRDS WITH THE TOE AND HEEL OF A SINGLE FOOT
When playing keys a third apart when one is a sharp and the other is a natural, or when both keys are naturals, you can span the interval by using the toe and heel of a single foot. This is particularly useful in broken-chord passages, where the two feet must distribute two or three notes between them.
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