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Re: Q. about tempo in Schuring edition of Barret No. 27

Author: mschmidt
Date: 2009-03-31 17:28

The metronome marking of the quarter note is irrelevant to the description of the movement as "Allegro." If you had sixteenth notes at quarter = 80, you'd have sixteenths at 320. So?

The "beat" of the minuet here is one per measure, at a lively but still stately 76, just as if it were in 3/8 with dotted quarter = 76.

Mike

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