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Expression Marks


Articulation:

• Accent: An accent placed above or below the note means to emphasise the not.

• Breath Mark: An apostrophe placed above the staff means to take a breath.

• Slur: A curved line either above or below notes that connects two different pitches that are to be played smoothly.

• Staccato: A dot placed above or below a note means to play it short.

• Tenuto: A line above or below the note means to play the full value of the note.
• Tie: A curved line either above or below two of the same notes indicating not to attack the second note.

Clarity Terms:
Assai very
Con with
L'istesso tempo same tempo
Meno less
Mosso moved, agitated
Non troppo not too much
Piu mosso faster
Poco little
Poco a poco little by little
Sempre always
Simile in the same manner
Subito suddenly


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