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Piano Theory: Slur Notes – Music Theory

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  7. Khanh Vo says:

    i have a question: what if there are 2 notes of the same pitch under the
    slur line, and there is no tie between the two, how do you play them? it’s
    hard to slur same notes i would think.

  8. Thomas Lemmon says:

    The marking for ties and slurs is identical and often confuses students.
    The difference is a tie connects two notes of the same pitch (on the same
    line or space of the staff). A slur applies to two or more different notes
    and means the two different notes should be played legato.

  9. Zachary Hazelwood says:

    Ummm….it’s legato….with an “E”! I take it you didn’t know that was an
    Italian word. LOL!

  10. Wlm G Woosley says:

    Thanks☻ It’s a start to understanding how to read music, my book doesn’t
    say much about it.

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