Articulation Flashcards

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Articulation Definition?

A

How Notes are Performed.

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Examples of Words that Describe Articulation?

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  • Legato.
  • Staccato.
  • Accent.
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What does Legato Mean?

A

Smooth Notes that Flow From One to Another.

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What does Staccato Mean?

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Short Notes that are Detached from One Another.

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What does Accent Mean?

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Where an Emphasis is Placed on a Note or Chord to Make it Louder or More Forceful.

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What can an Accent Also be Called?

A

Sforzando.

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Slurred Notes Sound Smooth and are ___________.

A

Legato.

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Using the Bow to Play is Called _______.

A

Arco.

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Playing without the Bow is Called ____________.

A

Pizzicato.

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What is a Tremelo?

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On a Stringed Instrument, When they Move the Bow Very Quickly Backwards and Forwards on a Single Note.

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What is a Melisma?

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When the Singer Sings More Than One Note Per Syllable.

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Opposite of a Melisma?

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Syllabic.

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