02-06-2006, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by jeeViola
Are you referring to the line directly above or below the note?
Example: Measure one, the last quarter note in the treble clef.
That is "tenuto". It means to play the note at it's full value.
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Thanks! What about the eighth measure? The lines above the notes in the treble clef, are those leger lines???
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