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In music dynamics are the loudness of softness of a note. Dynamics also refers to crescendos and decrescendos. Articulation is how much space the notes have between them. Shorter notes tend to have less space in between them and longer have less. The articulation is also how the notes are connected such as in groups of two or three notes. Accents are also parts of articulation. Basically the articulation depends on what genre the piece is (march, overture, etc.) and what the composer intended. In a march the notes are more separated then if you were playing a slower concert type piece.
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