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There is a mark in Chopin's Mazurka Op 17 No 4, where there is a little squiggly mark above the B. Can someone check it out at this URL and tell me what it means to do? http://www.hanson.net/users/zeldah/Mazurka.jpgIt sounds really funning in the recordings.
-- Zeldah Hanson (slw@cape.com), July 29, 2001
Also...what is the mark called?
-- hanson (slw@cape.com), July 29, 2001.
Oops spelling error...Funning=funny
-- Zeldah Hanson (slw@cape.com), July 29, 2001.
Zeldah,It's a trill mark.
Regards, Mike
-- Mike Pappadakis (mpappada@thomastechsolutions.com), July 30, 2001.
I figured it was a trill mark but, all the rest of the trills in the songs are indicated by tr. And the recording does not sound like a trill in that place. Maybe it just means a short trill......
-- hanson (slw@cape.com), July 30, 2001.
it's a turn. (there're 2 kinds of turn: upper turn & lower turn) of course you can call it a trill. but more accurate is TURN.
-- kimchino (kimchi_hk@hotmail.com), October 27, 2002.