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Quarter 4 Orchestra Vocabulary

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DEFINITION
up bow   moving tip to frog  
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down bow   moving frop to tip  
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detache   a primarily connected bow stroke with distinct, seperate bows  
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slur   connecting more than one note per bow without stopping  
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staccato   short, stopped strokes with the bow remaining on the string  
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spiccato   stroke with the bow bouncing off the string  
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portato   slightly enunciate each note within a slur using bow weight and speed  
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arco   with the bow  
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pizzicato   plucked  
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martele   hammered; heavily accented staccato  
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tremolo   an effect produced by rapidly alternating down and up bows  
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staccato volant   linked spiccato notes in the same direction  
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ricochet   thrown/rebound stroke usually in groups of 2 or 3  
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flautando   flute-like bowing played near the fingerboard  
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col legno   the effect produced by striking the string with the stick  
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sul ponticello   an icy, whistling effect produced by purposely playing too close to the bridge  
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alto clef   used for viola and trombone to avoid excessive ledger lines: middle C is the center line  
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tenor clef   used for cello, trombone, bassoon and double bass: middle C is the fourth line from the bottom  
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vibrato   slight variation of pitch by the left hand motion used to add warmth  
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