Turn | ABRSM grade 8 music theory | Ornaments | How to write it in full as it should be played

Turn | grade 8 music theory | ornaments | how to write it in full as it should be played.
A Turn can also be called an upper turn. It is usually used to decorate a melody in the Baroque or Classical Period. In ABRSM grade 8 music theory, students are to write out the turn in full as it should be played. This video will give you a clear principle, whether the turn is on top of a note, in between two notes, or after a dotted note. You may also apply this to your playing. Please enjoy!

Time Codes:
0:00 Intro
0:58 A turn on top of a note
1:33 Example of decorating a melody with turns
2:34 A turn between two notes
3:07 A turn after a dotted note
3:57 Watch out for compound time
4:29 Inverted turn (also known as lower turn)
5:00 Wrap up

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