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The embellishment in Mozart's keyboard music with specific application to seven of his late piano concertos
Background to the study It was the practice in Mozart's day for performers to make improvisatory additions to the written text. They would add ornaments, fill in skeletal passages and decorate works according to their ability and taste. Mozart himself was well-known for his gift of improvising, whic...
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2024
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