Slur: Play two or more notes together in legato fashion.
Accent: Play a note louder than usual.
Staccato: Quickly release off the note.
Tenuto: Play note for slightly longer and/or slightly louder.
Strong Accent: Play a note even more louder than usual.
Staccatissimo: Even quicker Staccato. A superlative of Staccato.
Trill: Rapid alteration between two notes.
Arpregio: Playing each note of a chord slightly before the next note and holding them, instead of playing them at the same time.
Glissando: Sliding to a different note.
Mordent: Play the note, then the neighbour note above, then the original note.
Inverted Mordent: Play the note, then the neighbour note below, then the original note
Turn: Play the note, then the neighbour note above, then the original note, then the neighbour note below, then the next note.
Inverted Turn: Play the note, then the neighbour note below, then the original note, then the neighbour note above, then the next note.
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Music theory + Composition Technique (FREE!)
Kurgu OlmayanThis book contains information on basic music theory for those wanting to introduce themselves to music and composition. It includes exercises and practices to help you learn quickly, all for free.
