Pitch, Major Scales and Key Signatures, Rhythm, Meter, and Expressive Elements
Which approach toward articulations would most likely alter standard interpretations by integrating techniques from another era into Renaissance vocal music?
What does 'fortissimo' indicate when written on a piece of music?
Which articulation marking would suggest detaching notes slightly while still maintaining connection between them?
In Baroque music when composers utilize terraced dynamics they are making use of which principle concerning contrasting volumes?
Which symbol in sheet music indicates that a note should be played softly?
What dynamic marking would instruct musicians to play suddenly very loudly for a single note or chord?
What would be the effect on a composition's articulation when changing from legato to staccato markings?
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Considering a detailed orchestration score, what can be inferred from the presence of frequent diminuendos after strong accents in the brass section of a late Romantic symphony?
What does an accent mark above or below a note indicate that musicians should do?
What combination of articulation and dynamic elements will provide the subtlety required to execute advanced overtone singing in choral works?