• Youtube
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
Authentic Sound
  • Home
  • About
  • YouTube
  • Blog
  • My Instruments
  • Store
  • Contact
  • Search
  • Menu
  • 0Shopping Cart
Mozart ornamentation summary

Product categories

  • CD
  • e-Book
  • FLAC
  • MP4 Video
  • New Music
  • Vinyl Disc

Mozart’s Early Ornamention System

€ 9,99

A readable and extensive summary of chapters 9,10,11 of Leopold Mozart’s  “Treatise on the Fundamental Principles of Violin Playing” (1756-1787).

38 pages e-Book

30-day money back guarantee

Lifelong updates

 

SKU: 0001 Category: e-Book Tags: appoggiatura, Leopold Mozart, leopold mozart violinschule 1787, mozart, mozart appoggiature, mozart vorschläge, ornamentation mozart, Treatise on the Fundamental Principles of Violin Playing, turkish march, vorschläge
  • Description
  • Reviews (0)

Description

Ever wondered whether that one trill should start with the upper or the main note? How to play that shake? And getting even more confused after having asked some friends? Or read online information?Good news.

You’re not alone. Mozart’s ornamentation system is complicated. There is no simple answer. And what I like to do in such cases might work for you: go back to the original information. Find out yourself.

So you dive into the world of original sources. Great! Two things will occur. First, the amount of information is overwhelming. Just visit a site like archive.org and you’ll know what I mean. Secondly, the sources we have are not (to say the least) written with our today’s standard of clarity. So you read and after a while the confusion gets bigger. Wish you had a… summary…

That is exactly one of the pain points of those sources. The are written often as if there was no proof reader, no structure up front. Probably they had. But what those musician’s or writers didn’t care about in the 18th century was…time. As interesting these books are to read, they do not meet our current standard of indexation or flexibility in reading. The content is organised, but written out in a conversational way, jumping back and forth, and often you’ll find yourself searching long time for a specific ‘problem’ that you want information about. So that is why I do make my own summaries of the sources I want to know better. As I did here.

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Mozart’s Early Ornamention System” Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Check out our latest blog posts!

  • YES!!! We DO play TOO FAST: The 1816 “Maelzel” Metronome Directions explained 12th September 2018
  • Chopin’s Unique Tribute to Bach: his Etude in C Major 2nd September 2018
  • Too Slow? V. Lisitsa’s and M.Pollini’s Chopin Etude opus 10 n°12 18th August 2018
  • Frédéric Chopin, Etude C#Minor, opus 10 nr.4 in Chopin’s Original Tempo 30th July 2018
  • Is Pollini’s Chopin Etude Opus 10 no 9 too slow? 20th June 2018

Products

  • pachelbel hexachordum apollinis Pachelbel Hexachordum Apollinis - LP/CD/FLAC/MP3/MP4 € 7,99 – € 59,59
  • Wim Winters plays Organ Works of J.S.Bach € 15,99
  • Clavichord Music Music From Bach to Beethoven and Beyond € 34,99 € 24,95
  • Mozart ornamentation summary Mozart’s Early Ornamention System € 9,99

Subscribe for weekly inspiration

© 2018 | Authentic Sound
  • Youtube
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Privacy Policy
Clavichord Music Music From Bach to Beethoven and Beyond
Scroll to top