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ACCIACCATURA Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of ACCIACCATURA is a discordant note sounded with a principal note or chord and immediately released. www.merriam-webster.com
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Grace Notes Guide: Appoggiatura and Acciaccatura - MasterClass
In music notation, an acciaccatura appears on the staff as a grace note with a slash through it that leads into a main note. The slashed grace ... www.masterclass.com
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Grace note - Wikipedia
When occurring by itself, a single grace note indicates either an acciaccatura when notated with an oblique stroke through the stem, or an appoggiatura when ... en.wikipedia.org
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acciaccatura
‖ acciaccatura Mus. (atˌtʃakkaˈtura) [Italian, f. acciaccāre to crush, pound.] An ornament or ‘grace’ in Music, consisting of a small note (or two at a distance of not more than a minor third from each other) performed as quickly as possible before an essential note of a melody, the single small not... Oxford English Dictionary
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What does this mean? : r/piano - Reddit
When you have a grace note and a main note like this, where the emphasis is on the main note, it's called an acciaccatura. When the emphasis is ... www.reddit.com
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Appoggiatura vs Acciaccatura On The Piano - YouTube
I show you the differences betweeen the appoggiatura and the acciaccatura, and how to play these ornamental grace notes on the piano. www.youtube.com
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Appoggiatura
It is also called a long appoggiatura to distinguish it from the short appoggiatura, the acciaccatura. While not being identical with the acciaccatura, these are almost always quite short, and take their time from the allocation for the note that precedes wikipedia.org
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Add a Grace Note or Acciaccatura - Flat
In music theory, an acciaccatura is an ornament, a crushed note played as quickly as possible before a given note. The acciaccatura should either be played ... help.flat.io
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ACCIACCATURA definition | Cambridge English Dictionary
a very short note that is played as a decoration before or starting together with the main note: On instruments that permit it, such as the piano, ... dictionary.cambridge.org
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Difference between appoggiatura, acciaccatura and grace note
The acciaccatura is played as a very short note leading into the main melody note. It has no accent but is a quick transition to the main note ... music.stackexchange.com
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The Acciaccatura: Understanding Musical Ornaments and Their ...
Acciaccatura comes from the Italian word acciaccare, which means to crush. Some musicians even call it a crush note. In theory, the note is timeless and " ... douglasniedt.com
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morder
▪ I. mordent Mus. (ˈmɔːdənt) Also mordant, mordente. [a. G. mordent, ad. It. mordente, pr. pple. of mordere to bite. Cf. mordant a.] A grace consisting in the rapid alternation of a written note with the one immediately below it. It has two varieties, the short mordent (symbol {mord}), and the long ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ornament (music)
The word acciaccatura (, ; ) comes from the Italian verb acciaccare, "to crush". In the Classical period, an acciaccatura is usually performed before the beat and the emphasis is on the main note, not the grace note. wikipedia.org
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Clarinet Quintet (Mozart)
The first trio is for the strings alone, with a theme that has a signature acciaccatura every few notes. The third, in A minor, also begins without clarinet, with a viola melody – also with signature acciaccatura – but the clarinet joins in to finish. wikipedia.org
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auxiliary
auxiliary, a. and n. (ɔːgˈzɪlɪərɪ) [ad. L. auxiliārius, f. auxili-um help: see -ary1.] A. adj. Const. to. 1. a. Helpful, assistant, affording aid, rendering assistance, giving support or succour.1605 Bacon Adv. Learn. ii. viii. §2 Mixed [mathematics] hath for subject some..parts of natural philosoph... Oxford English Dictionary
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