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In piano music, a tie is a curved line connecting two notes of the same pitch, indicating that the second note should be played without re-striking it. Instead of playing the second note, the pianist holds the first note for its full duration, effectively extending its value. Ties are used to create longer notes that span across bar lines or to emphasize a sustained sound.

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