Meaning of horizontal line over a note?
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Meaning of horizontal line over a note?
I just came across this in a piece I'm practicing with. There's a series of five notes, each with a small horizontal line above them. It almost looks like a ledger line, but it isn't. What is the meaning of these horizontal lines?
Re: Meaning of horizontal line over a note?
It means to play it soft 

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Re: Meaning of horizontal line over a note?
A small line above them. That would mean to "hold to" or "cling to" the note for it's full value.
Re: Meaning of horizontal line over a note?
Andrew... is that a Tenuto???
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Re: Meaning of horizontal line over a note?
Tenuto, by the sounds of it. Check wiki.
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