Music Theory Challenge: Music Articulation
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- This articulation is a marking shaped like a sideways "V" above or below a note. It indicates that the strength of the start of the note should be played more forcefully those before or after it.
- This articulation is a marking shaped like a "V" or upside down "V" above or below a note. This articulation indicates that the strength of the start of the note should be played as forcefully as possible.. It is the strongest accent marking in music.
- This articulation is a marking shaped like a curved line above or below 2 or more notes of different pitches. This articulation indicates that the notes should be played without any breaks in the sound between each note. Wind instrument musicians play a TAH sound on only the first note for this articulation
- This articulation is shaped like a little dash above or below a note.
- This articulation is shaped like a period or dot above or below a note. This articulation indicates the note should be played detached, or not connected in sound to its neighboring notes.
- This articulation is shaped like a teardrop above or below the note. This articulation indicates the note should be played as an exaggerated staccato or with an extra detached sound.
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