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Is the appoggiatura on the previous beat before the quarter note in this example. Or is it on the same beat as the quarter note?

The second one makes me feel like the quarter note is just split into two 8th notes

To the point - thank you!

Awesome content. Thanks for sharing!

thank you 🙏❤

I hate it

Hey, where's that melody from? Sounds like Dream Sweet in Sea Major!

thank you for the video❤ One question though, on the second variant the legato why is the last note hollowed out?

Спасибо!!

I have a degree in music and didn’t know this. 🤦🏽‍♂️ Thank you!!

Jack Hanna said the frogs were singing staccato. That’s why I’m here.

so in the case of appoggiatura, the grace note and quarter note together take up the length of time of just one quarter note, effectively shortening the actually written quarter note?

I do this while singing all the time. Just know it's call Rubato

I saw this in Chopin’s prelude in e minor and got scared, anyone else?

The hand is so fast until your camera starts to motion blur.

Thanks

I still cant see the difference between the 2

Perfect and straight to the point! Thanks brosef

thank you

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Its my first encountering rubatto and I completely didn't know what it meant so I just tried playing it with the original time but now I know. Thanks for this!

What if a dotted quarter note is next to a dotted quarter note.? Does the next dotted note end on the &? I'm Confuse. 😅

How sound be produced otherwise dry.ad😅😅😅😅

Interesting, but maths is intimidating me to the point that my mind closes in... Sad, but this is me. I wish I had the capacity to get it... never mind I can still tickle the keyboard and that is fine.

Amazing you're! I think I tend to do that but not having a blessed clue😂, just like how it sounds😂 and go for it. Interesting. I like this discovery, thank you👏👏.

Very useful indeed thanks, waw!

You know maths for me was and still is my enemy. I just didn't realize that maths and music go hand in hand. No wonder I had problems in school with this very thing. That is why I opted to play by ear and have nothing to do with this... Bless you is good to see it now that I am not in school, thank God, but still got the nightmares... When I play by ear is a different life. That is why notes tend to intimidate me somehow. Is strange, but I try to kind of apreciate them🙂.

Good gracious me😯! Thank you.

Amazing...!

This is handy for the base cleff as I find it a bit difficult to get it specialy the lower ones, thank you. Is like learning a sophisticated new language... bless it🙂.

So simple.. Time saving.. And lesson completed☃️

Is there a good way for beginners to practice that? I understand the sound, but don't know how to make it. It seesm to be such a basic technique that I can't find a good tutorial.

Loved this video!!!

Me searching up Staccato rhythm after reading a line in an otome game

On the first example it says start on d and alternate between d and c even though it just said to grill with the upper note not the lower note and it didn't start on d it started on c

2:06 i always thought that, but the 5 notes played in equal times like a quintulet

Thanks! Helped a lot!

very clear lesson, thank you

So simply and clearly explained. Thank you.

A very good explanation keep posting more videos like this GodBless you forever

Thank you for making this short and to the point

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Thank you!!

Thanks a lot, quick and super helpful

The first example started at D instead of C.

Really helpful, quick and to the point as well.

Thanks very much for this.

I don't see what the problem is with some of these comments. I knew all of the piano performance signs like turns, mordants, trills and portato by the time I was 11. Some people just want things their way, no interest in trying something new. Luddites.

Thank you for this beautiful performance of Book 4 Song 9: Minuet in F Major (Handel). Do you know the original source? HWV-number? Suite nr from Händel? Thanks!