Dotted Half 32nd Notes?, I saw this on a piece of music last night (image)
purple hayes
Apr 16 2009, 01:38 PM
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I made the above image to show what was on a piece of printed music last night. I asked the piano player how she played that and she shrugged her shoulders and said she just trilled between the two notes.

So, how do you count/play that?

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Artemus
Apr 16 2009, 02:15 PM
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I'm going to say that's a bit of a misprint. Firstly demisemiquavers are "filled" not open, like a minim.
I think that it's supposed to be a tremolo between G and D for the length of a dotted minim (3 beats) so in fact your piano player is playing it correctly. A tremolo like that should be illustrated with the lines between the two notes but not joined to the notes. The other reason I think it is a misprint is that with the quaver triplet at the end, that leaves 3 beats in the bar left. The dotted minim has been used twice when it should be two dotted crotchets. This is what I'd play anyhow.

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