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#955746 - 01/14/05 12:39 PM
Five Note Trill in Time of a Quarter Note: Beethoven Sonata
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Can anyone out there tell me how to play a five note trill in the time of a quarter note, when the corresponding bass consists of four sixteenths note. The trill in question is the F##-G#-F##-E#-F## one in the 3rd Movement of the Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven. I know that when played up to speed, the relative occurence of the notes between the hands will not be as important; however I want to play it correctly as I am practicing slowly. Should three of the trill notes be played as a duplet, or two played as 32nd notes, or some other combination. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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#955747 - 01/15/05 09:31 AM
Re: Five Note Trill in Time of a Quarter Note: Beethoven Sonata
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Registered: 11/27/02
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Loc: Iowa City, IA
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All 5 notes played evenly will work just fine.
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