Articulations

This example shows various articulations marks. Il illustrates also the \glissando and \arpeggio tags.

{
    [
        \pageFormat< lm=20,tm=5, bm=0,rm=0 >
        \accol< id=1, range="1-2", type="none"> 
        \instr<"Accents",  autopos="on", fsize=10pt> 
        \barFormat<"system">
        \clef<"g"> \meter<"4/4">
        \accent(b) \marcato(a1 b)
        \stacc(a1 b) \ten(a1 b) \accent(c)
    ],
    [
        \instr<"Pizz.",  autopos="on", fsize=10pt> 
        \clef<"g"> \meter<"4/4">
        \pizz(g) _ \pizz< type="snap">(g) _ 
        \pizz<"buzz">(g) _ \pizz<"fingernail">(g/2) 
    ],
    [
        \instr<"Fermata",  autopos="on", fsize=10pt> 
        \clef<"g"> \meter<"4/4">
        _ \fermata(c2) _ \fermata< type="short">(e) _ 
        \fermata<"long">(c1) _ \fermata< position="below">(f)
    ],
    [
        \instr<"Mixed",  autopos="on", fsize=10pt> 
        \clef<"g"> \meter<"4/4">
        \accent(\stacc(b)) \marcato(\ten(a1 b))
        \pizz<"buzz"> (\stacc(a1 b) \ten(a1 b)) \accent< position="above">(\ten(c))
    ],
    [
        \instr<"Arp & Gliss",  autopos="on", fsize=10pt> 
        \clef<"g"> \meter<"4/4">
        \glissando(b a g/2) _/8 \glissando(\arpeggio({e/4., g, b, d2}) {c1/2, e, g, b})
    ]
}

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