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Post by latinjazzcat on Nov 3, 2003 18:09:54 GMT -5
I'm working on one of the etudes out of the Voxman book (A Major, page 28), and one of the tempos has me completely bewildered and confused. I cannot find a definition for "tempo di polacca", so I thought I would ask here. If anybody would care to take a stab at this, and provide a definition, you would be the greatest thing since manuscript paper ;D. Thanks.
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Post by trumplyr on Nov 4, 2003 8:18:47 GMT -5
I'm positive this translates to " polka tempo ". I'd say it's quick, not sure how many beats/minute, but quick.
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Post by Nonsense Eliminator on Nov 4, 2003 17:31:41 GMT -5
Actually, that normally means in the tempo of a polacca, which is not the same as a polka. A polka is in 2, whereas a polacca is in three. I believe a polacca is also known as a polonaise. In any event, I would suggest a tempo around quarter = 108-112.
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Post by Trptmaster on Nov 4, 2003 17:34:36 GMT -5
Bravo NE!
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