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Hold the note for its full value or slightly longer, stressing it.

Glide smoothly from one pitch to another, including all the intermediate pitches.

Mimic the sound of plucked strings by singing lightly and somewhat percussively.

Take a quick breath at this point without disrupting the musical line or phrasing.

Indicates a complete break in the sound; a brief, silent pause.

Smoothly connect the notes in one breath without rearticulating each note.

Detach the notes sharply; sing each note with a clear, short separation.

Suddenly apply a strong forceful emphasis to the note, then immediately reduce the volume.

Execute a smooth but slightly detached articulation, combining elements of legato and staccato.

Hold the note longer than its written value. The exact duration is up to the conductor's discretion.

Gradually slow down the tempo over a series of notes or measures.

Sustain each note for its full duration, often beyond the normal length with a sense of prolongation.

Emphasize the note by beginning it with a slightly louder sound and more force.

Sing the note with a marked emphasis and stronger attack, more than regular accented notes.