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... against the axis of the movement, and becomes a second bridge; in its turn shortens tbe ?? part so as to make it pre 'ucj tbe natural note ; at lact the pedal, plated in t hi- third position, giyes to tbe lever a new movement, by which another bridge, with which ...

... is capable of producing three distinct semitones, and this by the simplest process. Each string will tbereiore produce a natural note, together with the flat and sharp ot that note; the natural consctpience ol which is, that in tuning and in practice the ...