Mozart - Sonata K331 In A Major

Reasoning on

http://petrucci.mus....ie_20_KV331.pdf

I would use the notes (including the real one) fa# mi re# mi fa#, therefore a very free sextuplet

Marziano wrote:

Reasoning about

http://petrucci.mus....ie_20_KV331.pdf

I would use the notes (including the real one) F# E D# E F#, therefore a very free sextuplet

Hmm, I wouldn't say that notation is performed by playing E 32nd, F# E D# triplet of 64th, E 32nd, F# 32nd

Carlos wrote:

Hmm, I wouldn't say that notation is performed by playing my 32' fa# mi re# triplet of 64' mi 32' fa# 32'

I am asking. Would it be measured like this, or am I wrong?

With the aim of playing it freely, it practically involves holding the first note longer and doing a sort of rallentando on the last 2. Am I wrong?

Marziano wrote:

I am asking. Would it be measured like this, or am I wrong?

In the interest of playing it freely, it practically involves holding the first note longer and performing a sort of rallentando on the last two. Am I wrong?

That notation is performed exactly as I indicated to you. One can do anything after that, but the correct execution is the one I indicated to you, of which the "little group" indicated by Mozart is an abbreviation.

I agree with Carlos