How do you pronounce Articulation Markings?

Articulation Markings is pronounced "/ɑːˌtɪkjʊˈleɪʃən ˈmɑːkɪŋz/".

Articulation Markings

Symbols placed above or below notes to indicate how they should be attacked, sustained, or released.

About Articulation Markings

ArticulationArticulationThe manner in which individual notes are attacked, sustained, and released.View full entry → markings are the notation symbols that tell performers exactly how to shape each note's beginning, duration, and ending. The most common markings include the staccatoStaccatoShort, detached notesView full entry → dot (short and detached), the tenutoTenutoHeld for its full value; sustained with emphasis.View full entry → line (held for full value), the accentAccentA stress or emphasis placed on a particular note or beat.View full entry → (extra emphasis on the attack), the marcatoMarcatoMarked; each note played with strong emphasis.View full entry → wedge (a stronger accent), and the fermataFermataA held note or rest; pause at the performer's discretion.View full entry → (hold beyond written value).