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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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Question about beats and their inheritance of accents on the rhythm
can have a very slight extra emphasis on beat three:
Q q Q q Q q Q q | Q q Q q Q q Q q
Your last diagrams corrected:
Note that the big S at the start of the first beat is meant to indicate a stronger accent … It wouldn't be feasible to lay out here all of the accent patterns for all of the possible rhythms in a measure. …
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