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Ornamentation The exact rhythm of an ornament is often left up to the discretion of the performer. True or False?
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The exact rhythm of an ornament is often left up to the discretion of the performer.

True or False?

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True

Step-by-step explanation:

Trills, slides, and other in-between notes have no set exact rhythm or amount needed, and are just generally nonessential flourishes in the piece

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