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The '''staccato''' refers to a musical term that instructs the performer to shorten the note values in a performance. Generally, staccato notes carry half of the notated note's value. This effect create spaces between the music and overall performance, making this technique counterpart to the [[legato]] articulation. Staccato notes or passages are usually notated by placed dots under or above the notes (depending on which way the note beam is set).

Here is an example of a staccato passage:

[[Image:Staccato.JPG]]

[[Category:Musical terms]]

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	Staccato performance in reference to the clarinet or similar reed instruments requires the performer to individually "tongue" each note, thus creating space between each note.		Staccato performance in reference to the clarinet or similar reed instruments requires the performer to individually "tongue" each note, thus creating space between each note.

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−	The '''staccato''' refers to a [[music]]al term that instructs the performer to shorten the note values in a performance. Generally, staccato notes carry half of the notated note's value. This effect create spaces between the music and overall performance, making this technique counterpart to the [[legato]] articulation. Staccato notes or passages are usually notated by placed dots under or above the notes (depending on which way the note beam is set).	+	The '''staccato''' refers to a [[music]]al term that instructs the performer to shorten the note values in a performance. Generally, staccato notes carry half of the notated note's value. This effect create spaces between the music and overall performance, making this technique counterpart to the [[legato]] [[articulation]]. Staccato notes or passages are usually notated by placed dots under or above the notes (depending on which way the note beam is set).

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-The '''staccato''' refers to a musical term that instructs the performer to shorten the note values in a performance. Generally, staccato notes carry half of the notated note's value. This effect create spaces between the music and overall performance, making this technique counterpart to the [[legato]] articulation. Staccato notes or passages are usually notated by placed dots under or above the notes (depending on which way the note beam is set).
+The '''staccato''' refers to a [[music]]al term that instructs the performer to shorten the note values in a performance. Generally, staccato notes carry half of the notated note's value. This effect create spaces between the music and overall performance, making this technique counterpart to the [[legato]] articulation. Staccato notes or passages are usually notated by placed dots under or above the notes (depending on which way the note beam is set).
 Here is an example of a staccato passage:
 [[Image:Staccato.JPG]]
 [[Category:Musical terms]]