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How would the first measure be played differently from the second measure?
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Taking an guess here: you play it slightly with more emphasis? Louder? I saw that in one of my lesson, I skipped it lol did not know what to do exactly.
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You make a slight emphases on those two tenuto notes. Almost separate them in a way. Confusing huh?
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the Tenuto are the notes with the lines on the top...just a slight emphasis..but still the same beat?
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Yes, the exact same beat.
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Thank you.. I saw this on some music today and I wondered. Glad I am drinking pomegranate martini's and catching up on the news in Fiddlerman.com land. 
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Fiddlerman said
You make a slight emphases on those two tenuto notes. Almost separate them in a way. Confusing huh?
But they're slurred. Is it like hooked bowing?
I've learned so much from my mistakes that I've decided to make some more.
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Slight emphases. More like two swells. Some people would actually stop the bow with this indication for a slight separation but I would not.
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