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Topic: Claire de Lune Debussy Bar 33 rhythm
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holybrook
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Claire de Lune Debussy Bar 33 rhythm
on: September 27, 2013, 05:32:22 PM
How to execute correctly Bar 33 as in Durand Edition 2002 with the tuplet numbers above the descant and bass parts without falling into the trap of playing the semi-quavers as triplets. There are 7 quavers in the bar instead of 9. So not interrupting the flow of previous and following bars is crucial.
Any advice would be much appreciated
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thorn
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Re: Claire de Lune Debussy Bar 33 rhythm
Reply #1 on: September 27, 2013, 06:56:45 PM
You're still looking at a bar of 9/8. There are not 7 quavers in the bar!
I assume you're counting triplets because you're doing 3 quavers + 4 quavers in the time of 3 = 7. You're still in 9/8 and what you actually have is 3 quavers + 2 quavers in the time of 3 + 2 quavers in the time of 3 =9.
If you count the semiquavers in the surrounding bars, you'll see you still have a total of 18 (3 groups of 6)! The bar you're talking about can be broken into 3 groups of 6 semiquavers too!
Hope that helps!
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holybrook
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Re: Claire de Lune Debussy Bar 33 rhythm
Reply #2 on: September 27, 2013, 08:23:01 PM
Yes, thanks Thorn. I've seen the light. Your time in explaining it clearly, is much appreciated.
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