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Martelé (French pronunciation: [maʁt(ə)le];
literally meaning "hammered") is a
percussive bow
stroke used when
playing bowed string instruments, though...
- Look up
martelé or
martele in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Martelé may
refer to:
Martelé (bowstroke), in
music Martelé (silver), in silversmithing...
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Martelé is a
limited hand-wrought
production line of silver. The work, a
departure from machine-made
commercial cutlery and hollowware, was
named Martelé...
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Retrieved 2021-05-09. Van Esch, Fran (2021-11-22). "Beschuldigd van
marteling maar wel kans om Interpol-baas te worden:
kandidatuur generaal al-Raisi...
- protection: Six
nature reserves — El Brezal, Azuaje, Los
Tilos de Moya, Los
Marteles, Las
Dunas de
Maspalomas and Güigüi (total 7,153.1 ha) Two
integral nature...
- instructions, symbols, and
expression marks may
prompt a
string player to use
martelé bowing,
depending on the
musical context. An
example is the
Gavotte in...
- of
bowings which produce shorter notes,
including ricochet, sautillé,
martelé, ****cato, and staccato. A note
marked pizz. (abbreviation for pizzicato)...
- (e.g.,
violin and cello), such as détaché, legato, staccato, sforzato,
martelé ("hammered"-style), sul ponticello, sul tasto, tremolo, ****cato and sautillé...
- duration);
marcato (accented and detached);
staccato ("separated", "detached");
martelé (heavily
accented or "hammered").[contradictory] Many of
these can be combined...
- Murray. p. 115. ISBN 0719541476. Baudouin,
Frans (1964). "Dirk Bouts: De
Marteling van
Heilige Erasmus" (PDF).
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Vlaanderen (in Dutch):...
