Dynamics and Articulation
Samuel Baker
4 min read
Study Guide Overview
This study guide covers dynamics and articulation in music. For dynamics, it explains pianissimo to fortississimo, crescendo, decrescendo, subito, and sforzando. For articulation, it introduces how individual notes are played/sung, covering various articulation markings like staccato, legato, tenuto, and marcato.
#Expressive Elements: Dynamics and Articulation 🎶
Welcome to your ultimate guide on dynamics and articulation! This is where music truly comes alive. Let's dive in and make sure you're ready to ace those AP Music Theory questions!
Dynamics and articulation are essential for musical expression and frequently appear on the AP exam. Understanding these concepts will boost your performance on both the multiple-choice and free-response sections.
# Dynamics: The Loud and Soft of It 🔊
Dynamics are all about the volume of music. They're not just about being loud or soft; they're about the relative loudness and softness within a piece. Thi...
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