10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRALLTRILLER»
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1
Inventions and sinfonias: Two- and three-part inventions
The pralltriller may occur only after a descending second. The note that is
ornamented with the trill must be preceded by the note one diatonic step higher.
The pralltriller is played like an extremely rapid trill. It contains only four notes, the
first of ...
2
Inventions and Sinfonias: (Two-and Three-Part Inventions)
THE SCHNELLER The pralltriller ("compact trill") is not included in the
Explication, but it is discussed at length by C. P. E. Bach in his ESSAY, II, iii, 30-
32. The pralltriller may occur only after a descending second. The note that is
ornamented ...
Valery Lloyd-Watts, Willard A. Palmer, 2004
3
The Harvard Concise Dictionary of Music and Musicians
Later composers often designated the Schneller with a short wavy line [Ex. 2],
which originally indicated a somewhat different ornament called a Pralltriller. This
is a rapid trill of four notes, beginning with the upper auxiliary, as was customary
...
The pralltriller ("compact trill") is not included in the Explication, but it is discussed
at length by C. P. E. Bach in his ESSAY, II, iii, 30-32. The pralltriller may occur
only after a descending second. The note that is ornamented with the trill must be
...
Willard A. Palmer, Valery Lloyd-Watts, 2004
5
Bach -- Inventions & Sinfonias: 2 & 3 Part Inventions
The pralltriller ("compact trill") is not included in the Explication, but it is discussed
at length by C. P. E. Bach in his ESSAY, II, iii, 30-32. The pralltriller may occur
only after a descending second. The note that is ornamented with the trill must be
...
6
Eighteenth-century Keyboard Music
A musical ear, however, will readily determine whether, for example, the shape of
the subject in Bach's two-part Invention in C major dictates that the Pralltriller
should be played with three notes instead of four. The latter would demand a
tone ...
Robert Lewis Marshall, 2003
7
Perspectives on Mozart Performance
15 Example 44 Mozart only rarely used the common Pralltriller sign. He did so
sporadically in K 284, 449, 450, 452 and 456, and in some very early works. But it
would be absurd to believe that elsewhere he deliberately ignored this common ...
R. Larry Todd, Peter Williams, 2006
C.P.E. Bach, Marpurg, Löhlein (1773), Hiller (1780), Koch (1802), Clementi (1801
/1803), and Müller (1804) all describe this Abzug short trill in various ways.41 In
this unaccented context the Pralltriller assumes a shape that resembles an ...
9
Performance Practices in Classic Piano Music: Their ...
7.71a], when a long[er] ap- poggiatura precedes a short note [7.7ib]," or when a
note with a Pralltriller is considerably shortened by an appoggiatura (7.71c), the
tied upper auxiliary of the PralllriUer was dropped and the trill oscillations began
...
Sandra P. Rosenblum, 1988
10
Shpil: The Art of Playing Klezmer
EMBELLISHMENT #3: PRALLTRILLER tr = >/_\ A In I ' | I I: I - I '\ g, | P l' l l l l7 I In,
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Pralltriller mordent execution, including an example in Mishebeyrakh with
fingerings.
