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Gonski 2.0: contrary motion

23 June 2017

12:07 PM

23 June 2017

12:07 PM

One of the more annoying exercises when preparing for piano exams was the ‘contrary motion’ scale. The student prepares a C Major scale, for instance, with the right hand ascending and the left hand descending at the same time, before meeting back in the middle.

This is sort of how our government is behaving.

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