<span>tenuto is longer than staccato
</span><span>staccato is short and detached. The precise meaning of tenuto is contextual: it can mean either hold the note in question its full length (or longer, with slight rubato), or play the note slightly louder. In other words, the tenuto mark may alter either the dynamic or the duration of a note. Either way, the marking indicates that a note should receive emphasis.The precise meaning of tenuto is contextual: it can mean either hold the note in question its full length (or longer, with slight rubato), or play the note slightly louder. In other words, the tenuto mark may alter either the dynamic or the duration of a note. Either way, the marking indicates that a note should receive emphasis.</span>
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Answer:
Simple and/or repetitive chord progressions.
A strong connection--both musically and lyrically--to traditional music of that country.
Acoustic instruments
bluegrass music developed from traditional folk songs brought over by immigrants from the British Isles and evolved in isolation in the Appalachian mountains. Traditionally it is played only on acoustic stringed instruments. Country music evolved from a wide range of sources, including: western swing, blues, and traditional folk music from a diverse range of cultures. The instruments used and their sources are also very diverse: fiddles and accordians from Europe, Guitars from spain, steel guitars from Hawaii. Bluegrass has remained relatively unchanged compared to Country music which encompasses a huge range of styles.
all of those three styles are based on pure organic american songwriting techniques of basic chord progressions usually a one four five one for this chord progression i'm going to play a d minor 7 chord and then we'll play an f major chord going to an e major chord this chord progression i can use that throughout all of those styles of music just put some lyrics acoustic bass upright guitar drums and you can use it in any style
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