Appoggiatura are usually one or several very short-lived notes that are attached to the front of the main note. They serve to adorn the main note and enhance the musical expressiveness. When performing, play the appoggiatura first, and then the main note. The grace note takes an extremely short time and requires a quick transition to the main note.
Generally, the intensity of appoggiatura should be weaker than that of the main note. They should not overshadow the main note, and the connection with the main note should be natural and smooth without any obvious pauses or breaks.
The above is an etude that combines appoggiatura, trills, and seventh-degree leaps. Through training, one can master the skills of grace notes and their application in musical pieces. Of course, when practicing, it is also necessary to follow a metronome to control the rhythm, starting slowly and gradually increasing the speed.
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