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What is stccato in piano?
In piano, staccato is basically just a super short note, marked by a small dot under or above the note on the music score. So, to play a staccato note on the piano, you would simply tap the key quickly to get a short, fast sound.
What does staccato mean in music form?
It means you play half of the normal length. For example, a staccato quarter note would be played the same as an eighth note and an eighth rest.
What is a staccato lead?
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! :)
What is the Articulation of a piece of music?
Articulation in music has to do with the style in which a sound is produced. The two big opposites are legato - smoothly and connected and staccato - short and detached or separated. There are many shades of difference between the two and combinations of all of them that are combined to keep music interesting to play and to listen to.
What does the straight horizontal line on top of a music note mean?
A dot above or below a musical note indicates that you are to play the note staccato - from the Italian word staccare meaning "to detach", staccato means that you play the note short and detached.
How do you play detache?
To play detache, use full bows but cut it off short... A long staccato basically.
Staccato means to play the note short and?
... detached = not articulated, separated (all as disconnected).
In piano music how do you play a passage of notes under a slur with staccato marks?
It is still played fast but just smoothly..so kind of a llaa llaa llaa llaa llaa but fast like lalalalalalalalala
When a dot is placed under a note what does that mean?
A dot placed over a note in music means that the note is to be played staccato (very short, and not held), the opposite of legato (smoothly). This is not to be confused with a short horizontal stroke placed over a note, which is an agogic accent, which means the note is to be held for its full time value (the opposite of a dynamic accent, an arrow-shaped sign, which means the note is to be played more loudly). In music you may also come across a group of staccato notes with a slur (curved line) over them. This means the notes are to be played semi-staccato (or semi-legato), which means that the notes are played not as short as staccato, but with a noticeable gap between the notes.
In music what is a note called that has a dot directly below the note?
That is called a staccato marking. It's a stylistic marking that mean you should play the note separated from those around it; there should be a little space between each note.
Why did the ancient Egyptians play music?
those who played lots of music often worshipped apollo, the god of music
When would it be a bad time to play music?
a bad time to play music is when its real late and while people are sleeping
