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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."
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In music, "lively" describes anything that is played with energy and is fast or animated.
The notes, which were played very smooth and connected, were being played in the legato style.
Legato means smooth and connected. Something that is legato can be expressed by a slur; however, in advanced terms, a slur can represent that the group of notes coalesce a musical phrase and therefore must be played in a "complete" way.
legato unless there's a dot below or above the note, then it's staccato
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Adagio, a tempo marking indicating that the music is to be played slowly
Legato
It is a melody played in a spiky rhythm, the opposite of STEGATO is LEGATO which is when the melody in played smoothly or, if you wish, flowingly.
legato
Legato is an Italian word which literally means "tied together". In music it means that the notes should be played or sung in a smooth and connected manner. It is the opposite of staccato which means that the notes should be played or sung in a detached and unconnected manner.
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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."
Phrases and slurs often look alike in a piece. A slur is the more common marking in pieces, where a curved line is under many notes in a row often multiple measures in length. It is meant to be played without using a tongue in a legato style. A phrase mark looks very identical because they are both curved lines under many notes. However, phrase markings will show articulations under them like accents, legato marks, staccato marks, etc. Also, they show breathe marks afterward so you can breathe. Phrases are used to indicate a player should take any breathes while playing that particular section. Instead, the player should breathe in the indicated rests and breathe marks.