RHY.11:4.4 - Establish the joint relation and restore complexity selectively

Use a familiar feasible means to make the wanted relation perceptible and executable. Options include a demonstrated composite, an external reference, separately allocated parts, slower compatible performance, or a simplified articulation that preserves the essential cross-layer relation.

Try the parts together. Then restore the omitted contribution whose addition matters next. Keep the common landmarks and each part’s own organization. If one part begins copying the other’s accent or tempo, return to the specific relation that was lost rather than restart unrelated learning.

Choose changes compatible with the actual technique. A slower tempo can alter balance, gesture, phrasing or control demands; success there supports only the corresponding conditions. Do not infer full-tempo capability from the diagram or slower construction.