mordent in Allegro Spiritoso - Jean Baptiste Senaillé?
I am tying to teach this piece and for the life of me, I can't recall how the mordent it's supposed to be executed in the first phrase.
Upper mordent? Lower mordent because of the era of the piece? Make an artistic judgement and pick one?
Guidance it's greatly appreciated!
I play a Wessex Prague
aka “Pocket Kaiser”
Stofer Geib Mouthpiece
My Son plays
Mack Brass Compensating Euphonium
Wessex Dolce Compensating Euphonium
Doug Elliott EUPH SN103, I, I9