Slurs, grampos de cabelo
Constantly these two words are present in the Musescore forum.
What would these symbols or musical elements be?
Could you attach examples or models of these symbols / signs / musical elements?
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Constantly these two words are present in the Musescore forum.
What would these symbols or musical elements be?
Could you attach examples or models of these symbols / signs / musical elements?
Much obliged...
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Slur is easy, it's a curved line written over notes to indicate phrasing (for some instruments) or a particular way of articulation (for others). See https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/slurs
Grampos de cabelo I've never heard of before, certainly can't recall ever seeing it mentioned here, but maybe on one of the non-English forums? Google tells me this translates to "hair clip", though, so I assume this refers to what we call "hairpins": the general term for both crescendos and diminuendo markings. See https://musescore.org/en/handbook/hairpins
In reply to Slur is easy, it's a curved… by Marc Sabatella
Obrigado Marc!
No próprio manual esta palavra é mencionada inúmeras vezes. No entanto, vc está certo porque sou do Brasil e realmente a interpretação as vezes para o Inglês é diferente.
Entendi perfeitamente seu ensinamento: Slur = ligadura de expressão
Grampo de cabelo = sinais de crescendo e decrescendo
Muito obrigado mais uma vez!