Flute and Clarinet Duet

[@noelaruldas1152]

Hurrah! What a wonderful performance. Really great! Dear couple! I wish you all the best to perform well in more and more pieces like this.

[@whoitisnot]

It ain't a performance! It's just computer play back from a notation program. It's also quite awkward for the clarinet once it's transposed as required. Has potential.

[@mezzosopranowannabe2374]

It's meant to be a vocal piece; I'm not sure why the program chose a clarinet sound patch when I made the video-score

[@bluejay9638]

Why did you put slurs...on staccato notes.....

[@mezzosopranowannabe2374]

It's a way to show an articulation shorter than a slur but longer than a staccato, all in a single phrase

[@covincarlson7621]

I may be wrong, but I was always taught that a staccato over a slur meant legato tonguing, i.e. very light articulation

[@mezzosopranowannabe2374]

It depends of the instrument and style of music, but I think in essence we're saying the same thing. On Clarinet and Flute, no tongue is how one plays legato. By putting staccato marks under a slur, it's asking for legato but with slight separation from the notes. This is shorter than a slur, with no tonguing, but longer than staccato

[@emjay2045]

👦🏽

[@HelloooThere]

Yeah but it’s midi so not real music making

[@mezzosopranowannabe2374]

Thank you!

[@HelloooThere]

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[@Trixical00]

It's literally a score to learn off of. The actual music is made by the musicians performing the piece. The sheet music is a guideline in a sense which is why every live performance is different and unique :)

[@HelloooThere]

@@Trixical00 yeahhh……deep, man…..deep…..

[@mezzosopranowannabe2374]

Thank you!