It is still played fast but just smoothly..so kind of a llaa llaa llaa llaa llaa but fast like lalalalalalalalala
Adagio, a tempo marking indicating that the music is to be played slowly
In music, the Italian term "tenuto" is the opposite of staccato. Tenuto notes are played in a connected style, rather than the separated style of staccato. They're signified by a horizontal line written above or below the note. Another term that means the opposite of staccato is "legato," a term that is very similar to tenuto. Legato notes are played smooth and connected, and they're identified by the word "Legato."
there are 7 notes
beamed notes are a music note with a flag.
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In violin music, detached means that the notes are separated, but not necessarily staccato. They are basically normal notes with a short pause in between. Hope that helps:)
In music this refers normally to how notes are played. When a musician plays notes 'ala staccato', they are required to take short breaths between each note to define the tones.
The musical term staccato represents playing or singing a note as short or detached from the other notes. Staccato notes are distinctive because they are much shorter than notes that are not staccato. The opposite of staccato is legato, which means the notes are smoother and more elongated.
Adagio, a tempo marking indicating that the music is to be played slowly
Staccato in Italian means "detached." In music notation, it directs the musician to play the note or notes shorter than their full value, emphasizing a crisp and separated sound.
It is correctly spelled staccato. That is if you mean the way in music where notes sound sharply detached from one another.
Staccato is when a piece of music is played in the form of short, detatched notes. For example, in piano, if you play something that is in staccato style, you don't hold the notes, you just play them quickly and then let go. Hope this helps! :) For more info look on google, there's lots of useful websites there! :)
It means that the notes should be played really smoothly- onee sort of linking together rather than independent staccato notes.
In music, the Italian term "tenuto" is the opposite of staccato. Tenuto notes are played in a connected style, rather than the separated style of staccato. They're signified by a horizontal line written above or below the note. Another term that means the opposite of staccato is "legato," a term that is very similar to tenuto. Legato notes are played smooth and connected, and they're identified by the word "Legato."
Rests and notes make up all that music is. The notes are the circular looking marks and most have staffs or lines on them which resemble lower case letter "b's" and "d's". Rests are small hash marks or bars in between notes in which no music is played. This allows the piece to flow and harmonize with the other instruments.
Staccato - Means detached - It is a method of playing a note so that by shortening it in value it is detached from the next note. Legato - Means bound together - the music is performed in a smooth manner without any noticeable pause between notes.
Stacatto, which is notated by putting a dot above or below the note (opposite the note stem).