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tenuto

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te·nu·to  (t-nt)
adv. & adj. Music
So as to be held for the full time value; sustained. Used chiefly as a direction.

[Italian, from past participle of tenere, to hold, from Latin tenre; see ten- in Indo-European roots.]

tenuto [tɪˈnjuːtəʊ]
adj & adv
(Music / Classical Music) Music (of a note) to be held for or beyond its full time value. Symbol (written above a note)
[from Italian, literally: held, from tenere to hold, from Latin tenēre]


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