plz help me to understand this...

[rockkeyboard]

plz help me to understand these notes(3rd and 7th Bars),
what we call these kind of notes...tenuto???
and how to play it on keyboard??
thanks in advance

 

[delaware dave]

They are called staccato. They are played quickly with a fast release of the key.

music stacatto meaning - Google Search

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Your next question will be legato.....

legato meaning in music - Google Search

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tenuto ........

music tenuto meaning - Google Search

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[SeaGtGruff]

According to Wikipedia, the dash under the notes means "tenuto," as you said, or "to hold or sustain a note for its full length."

The dot under the notes means "staccato," as Dave said.

And if the two notations are combined, it means tenuto notes which are played in a "non legato" or detached manner. In other words, you would hold down each key for nearly the full length of the note (tenuto), but release it just before playing the next note (non legato).

 

[rockkeyboard]

According to Wikipedia, the dash under the notes means "tenuto," as you said, or "to hold or sustain a note for its full length."

The dot under the notes means "staccato," as Dave said.

And if the two notations are combined, it means tenuto notes which are played in a "non legato" or detached manner. In other words, you would hold down each key for nearly the full length of the note (tenuto), but release it just before playing the next note (non legato).

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Greatly replied
Thank you so much

 

[SeaGtGruff]

You're welcome! And thank you for asking, because I don't think I'd never seen that notation before, and I don't think I'd have found the answer in Wikipedia if you hadn't mentioned "tenuto." So you helped me learn something new today!