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Topic: Czerny mordent - proper execution?
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ed palamar
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Czerny mordent - proper execution?
on: August 10, 2010, 03:50:13 PM
The attached .pdf is of measure 35 from the 'Rode' Variations, Op. 33, by Carl Czerny. I am entering the piece for a blind musician who is interested in performing them. I find that the mordents, some of you might call them otherwise, would be easier played do-re-do. I currently understand them to be played re-do-re-do.
So, is it more proper :
re-do-re-do
or
do-re-do
?
If you have any documentation on this, I would appreciate a synopsis.
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birba
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Re: Czerny mordent - proper execution?
Reply #1 on: August 10, 2010, 05:29:37 PM
These definitely do-re-do. Or whatever note they hover over.
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