| First inversion of the submediant triad occurs primarily as a tonic chord with resolved or unresolved appoggiatura. |
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| For example, if the appoggiatura is written as an eighth-note, then the appoggiatura should take an eighth-note value from the main note. |
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| You can also select the played duration of appoggiatura in 64th of quarter. |
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| If notes are written too close together, OMeR can confuse regular notes with appoggiatura. |
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| It's at night that you learn how to listen to your boat better, feel how it sounds, detect the slightest appoggiatura in its score. |
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| Also, there are too many recurring tics, such as the ominous appoggiatura — C sounding over B-flat minor — with which the opera begins. |
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| The following Adagietto was like a long, melting appoggiatura composed of smaller dying falls and languid resolutions. |
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| At measure 24, London again has a slur well placed between two notes, but Dresden has it much too far at right this time, giving the reverse impression of an appoggiatura. |
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| At measure 19, 2nd beat, the inferior appoggiatura is perfectly drawn in London but much too far away at left in Dresden, misleading players by giving the impression of a slur between 1stand 2nd beats. |
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| My best fourth-grade memories involve pogo-balls and sandboxes rather than worrying about appoggiatura. |
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| The winner, Anurag Kashyap from San Diego, California, spelled appoggiatura correctly to win the championship after 19 rounds. |
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| Palmer quotes from Bach's treatise about the length of the appoggiatura and placement of this ornament. |
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| During the Renaissance and early Baroque, the appoggiatura was of moderate length, averaging one-third of the main note, and was more in the nature of a melodic than a harmonic ornament. |
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