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The "Shake" in Piano Music

by Michelle
(Spokane WA)

How does one play notes which are slurred together, but have three bars between them, but two bars don't reach the sides like a 32nd note would? Do you shake back and forth between the two slurred set of notes?

ANSWER

Hi, Michelle--

Yes, you are correct.

Lynne

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