Nachschlag

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music | 1996 | 323 words | Copyright

Nachschlag (Ger., ‘after stroke’).
1. The 2 notes that end the turn closing a shake. See trill.

2. Any ornamental note or notes added after another note; such notes decorate the following note, but take their time-value from the preceding note, and are therefore classified as an ‘after-stroke’.

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