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Appoggiatura
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Appoggiatura 

(German Vorschlag), a melisma (seeORNAMENTATION) consisting of one or two notes that precede a main note in the melody. Appoggiaturas appear on the staff as small notes. The short appoggiatura (Appoggiatura) derives its value from the preceding note in the melody. The long appoggiatura, notated without the cross stroke, derives its value from the main note.



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2) More specifically, Catania argues for the rightness of specific Wagnerian musical strategies in the context of the film narrative--these strategies include appoggiaturas or "leaning notes" (which typically suggest yearning), sustained harmonic tensions, tumultuous melodies, timbre "clashes," and dissonances without cadential resolutions.
For example in the phrasing he says he wants us to do some appoggiaturas like Billy Holiday, which means before the relevant bar.
For Wagner pivots the "Liebestod" on a series of appoggiaturas or "leaning notes" that, like Bunuel's lovers, literally depend on each other for their meaning and survival.
 
 
 
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