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    Articulation markings in music specify how individual notes should be performed within a musical phrase. These symbols tell singers or instrumentalists how exactly to sing or play each note. Examples given include legato, which means smooth and connected notes joined by a slur, and staccato, where notes are short and detached, marked with dots above or below the notehead. The document provides exercises for singing with these articulations and an invitation to create new articulation markings.

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    Articulation markings in music specify how individual notes should be performed within a musical phrase. These symbols tell singers or instrumentalists how exactly to sing or play each note. Examples given include legato, which means smooth and connected notes joined by a slur, and staccato, where notes are short and detached, marked with dots above or below the notehead. The document provides exercises for singing with these articulations and an invitation to create new articulation markings.

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    Be Performed Within A Phrase or Passage of Music. How To Exactly Sing (Or Play) A Note (Or Notes)

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    Articulation markings in music specify how individual notes should be performed within a musical phrase. These symbols tell singers or instrumentalists how exactly to sing or play each note. Examples given include legato, which means smooth and connected notes joined by a slur, and staccato, where notes are short and detached, marked with dots above or below the notehead. The document provides exercises for singing with these articulations and an invitation to create new articulation markings.

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    Articulations specify how individual notes are to
    be performed within a phrase or passage of music.
    Articulation markings are symbols that tell us
    how to exactly sing (or play) a note (or notes).

    Sing legato! Legato means smooth and connected.

    1. — Sing the following exercise using relaxed, open vowel sounds.

    The curved line connecting the notes is called


    a slur. It tells us to sing legato.

    Sing Staccato! Staccato means short and detached. Staccato


    notes are marked with dots above or below the note head.

    2. — Sing the following exercise slowly.

    3. — Sing the following exercises slowly.

    4. ! Draw your own articulation markings in the exercise below.


    5. — Sing your new exercise slowly. (Or make your teacher sing it!)

    thefullvoice.com/freeresources

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