Staccato-Fluto
The name sounds very technical !!. To be frank, it is becoming harder for me to come up with these different titles. Sometimes I wish I just call it Tune-001, Tune-002, but that would sound very mundane. But this name actually has some relation to the tune. It does use quite a bit of staccato notes (for details go to Wikipedia.org and type in staccato). It has been quite sometime since I did my last post, so I'm posting this one, which is still in the works. I'll have another version posted by.... mmm.. soon ;-)
posted by Prem Abraham @ 9:27 AM
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2 Comments:
Prem, sounds very good...but what about the Title?? What does "The name sounds'...mean??
NV -Thanks for listening.
Staccato means a very short note. It is sounds like a quick jab of the note. So the transistion from one note to another is muted. This is in contrast to playing legato, which means, you have a smooth transistion from one note to another. So in this tune, you will hear quite a bit of muted flute.
That is for - staccato.
Fluto - just another way you can call "Flute" :-)
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