Especially in the days before audio recording and playback, music was often written out as a means of preserving and communicating it. To do this, a system of notation was developed that gives musicians the information they need to play music as the composer intended it.
The tenuto, is a duration direction used in the musical notation. It means to "hold" or sustain a note for its full length. At the end of the far right, a line over or above the body of a single line note means it is to be played tenuto or held to its full value. A single dot above or below the body of a note means its staccato, or short and separate.
It means "The trip. Recount the day (Tell about the day) of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Beware of the use of verbs to have and to be. Use the subject pronoun in each response. MODELS: get up at 7 am They got up at 7 am. look for a taxi They looked for a taxi." In french
