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An accent is a note that stands out from the rest of the notes surrounding it. It does not have a definitive volume, it is relative to the current dynamic level.
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Which electric piano tone on keyboard can have good accent and can be played loud at the sam...
An option would be to play the accentuated note more loud than the other loud notes, but from your post I get the idea that you have already tried out something like that. I don' t know how nuanced yo …
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What is the difference between a marcato and an accent?
It is correct that the sign > is called accent, but it seems like some might call it marcato. But another symbol for an accentuated note the sign ^ seems to be called marcato by others. …
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