| Strong Accents |
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| Strong Accent -
generally meant for attacks at loud dynamic levels of forte or louder |
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| Strong & Staccato Accents -
very percussive and shorter duration than notated |
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| Strong & Legato Accents
- very percussive while retaining full duration of notation |
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| Strong & Staccatissimo Accents
- strongest percussive attack possible with an exaggerated short
duration |
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| Medium Accents |
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| Normal Accent -
moderately sharp attack that can be used at any dynamic level from
pianissimo to fortissimo |
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| Legato Accent
- this can be used at any dynamic level and is a slight stress without
a noticable attack and held to the full duration of the note |
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| Legato & Staccato Accents
- stressed and moderately short, separated from next note |
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| Legato and Staccatissimo
- stressed and quite short |
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| Normal & Staccato Accents
- moderately percussive and short |
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| Normal & Legato Accents
-moderately percussive with full note duration |
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| Normal & Staccatissimo Accents -
moderately percussive with short note duration |
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