Piano Articulation
Piano articulation - have you heard that term before? Have you seen the dots and sideways v’s over the notes? These are piano articulations! I’ll show you the symbols and explain what they mean so that you can interpret your music more accurately and in a more musical way!
Watch these other videos about music theory next:
• Music Theory Tutorials
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00:47 Legato
01:04 Staccato
01:24 Staccatissimo
01:48 Portato
02:13 Accent
02:30 Tenuto
03:02 Sforzando
03:20 Marcato
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