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- What is the difference between portamento and glissando?
A glissando on a violin is notated with a straight line, sometimes including the term "gliss" It is NOT a slur The term "slur" in musical notation has a special meaning: It is a bowed line between two or more notes It can indicate a phrase On violin it can also indicate notes to be played with the same bow stroke
- Glissando vs Arpeggio - Music: Practice Theory Stack Exchange
What is the difference between an arpeggio and glissando? Is a glissando just another form of an arpeggio? I still don't exactly understand
- How to play a glissando without hurting your hand?
You can play a glissando up the piano with usually the index, middle, and ring finger positioned together Try practicing slowly without even the piano, just in the air like you are shooing something away Then, when you play on the piano, play the glissando lightly The general rule is that if you play too loud it becomes more difficult to
- glissando - Notation of portamento - Music: Practice Theory Stack . . .
I have two measures (in treble clef) of a soprano voice, the first starting on the higher c and the second ending on the c an octave lower I would like to notate a portamento that starts on the
- How to write this glissando arpeggio for orchestral harp?
I want to end my piece with the following orchestral harp glissando arpeggio (not sure which term best applies), starting with Ab2 on the fourth beat, using only the first and fifth note of each oc
- What is the proper technique for a glissando on piano?
What is the proper technique to perform an upward and downward glissando on piano? In particular, how should you position your hand, and is it important which finger (s) you use?
- notation - How to notate glissando over multiple measures - Music . . .
For the violin I'd like to notate a glissando over multiple measures But there's two things that are unclear to me: do I just put a semi-breve in the first and last measures and rests in the measu
- Is there any difference between glissando and shift legato slide in . . .
I know the difference between legato and shift slide but i don't know if: Is there any difference between glissando and shift legato slide in guitar?
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