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Bach Minuet in G BWV Anh 114 (Petzold) Tutorial: How to Play the Ornaments (Video 1)
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The Bach (Petzold) Minuet in G is one of the most beloved pieces in the keyboard repertoire. This short video explains how to play the ornaments that appear in the original manuscript of this piece.
There are 3 types of ornaments: a mordent, an appoggiatura, and a trill. Fingerings and interpretations are offered for each, as well as a discussion of what is considered the "correct" version of the ornaments for Baroque period music.
For a mordent, start on the written note, play it, play the note below, and return to the main note. A mordent is a 3 note ornament
For the appoggiatura, the "grace note" will take more note value. In this case the most common interpretation is to give the grace note one beat, and have the written note get two beats. However this is often played many different ways.
For the trill, start on the note above the written note, in this case start on a C. Back and forth between note above and written note--either 4 notes or 6 notes.
Measure 3, Mordent 00:41
Measure 5, Mordent 02:43
Measure 8, Appoggiatura 03:21
Measure 30, Trill 04:20
Finally--it is okay to explore ornaments and try putting some of your own ornamentation into this piece--it is another form of improvisation!
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There are 3 types of ornaments: a mordent, an appoggiatura, and a trill. Fingerings and interpretations are offered for each, as well as a discussion of what is considered the "correct" version of the ornaments for Baroque period music.
For a mordent, start on the written note, play it, play the note below, and return to the main note. A mordent is a 3 note ornament
For the appoggiatura, the "grace note" will take more note value. In this case the most common interpretation is to give the grace note one beat, and have the written note get two beats. However this is often played many different ways.
For the trill, start on the note above the written note, in this case start on a C. Back and forth between note above and written note--either 4 notes or 6 notes.
Measure 3, Mordent 00:41
Measure 5, Mordent 02:43
Measure 8, Appoggiatura 03:21
Measure 30, Trill 04:20
Finally--it is okay to explore ornaments and try putting some of your own ornamentation into this piece--it is another form of improvisation!
Please subscribe for more videos on piano teaching, piano literature and quick piano tips.
As always, thanks for watching!
If you found this video helped you, please consider a contribution of any amount to help grow this channel.
Graciously accepted at PayPal.
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