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Depending on where you live, rhythmical liberty with the Violoncello da spalla can be either welcome or taboo. But...
Rhythmical liberty in Baroque music can be stylistically required to enhance the expressive potential and emotional depth characteristic of the era, especially in unaccompanied solo music, or at pedal point like in this shorts#.
This period emphasized dramatic contrast, ornamentation, and affective expressiveness, all of which necessitated flexibility in rhythm. Musicians were expected to employ rubato, varying the tempo for expressive purposes, and to embellish melodies spontaneously.
This freedom allowed for a dynamic interplay between strict and fluid time, mirroring the rhetorical aims of Baroque art to captivate and move the listener. Consequently, the rigid adherence to a metronomic pulse would undermine the intended affective nuances and dramatic intensity that define Baroque musical aesthetics. The metronomic precision might be more suitable for the music of the later period.
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