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 · The marks tell you to play the notes (smoothly or disconnected?) The ITALIAN word for "play smoothly" is (staccato or legato?) Now that you understand SLUR MARKS and PHRASE MARKS,

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Page 1:  · The marks tell you to play the notes (smoothly or disconnected?) The ITALIAN word for "play smoothly" is (staccato or legato?) Now that you understand SLUR MARKS and PHRASE MARKS,
Page 2:  · The marks tell you to play the notes (smoothly or disconnected?) The ITALIAN word for "play smoothly" is (staccato or legato?) Now that you understand SLUR MARKS and PHRASE MARKS,
Page 3:  · The marks tell you to play the notes (smoothly or disconnected?) The ITALIAN word for "play smoothly" is (staccato or legato?) Now that you understand SLUR MARKS and PHRASE MARKS,
Page 4:  · The marks tell you to play the notes (smoothly or disconnected?) The ITALIAN word for "play smoothly" is (staccato or legato?) Now that you understand SLUR MARKS and PHRASE MARKS,
Page 5:  · The marks tell you to play the notes (smoothly or disconnected?) The ITALIAN word for "play smoothly" is (staccato or legato?) Now that you understand SLUR MARKS and PHRASE MARKS,
Page 6:  · The marks tell you to play the notes (smoothly or disconnected?) The ITALIAN word for "play smoothly" is (staccato or legato?) Now that you understand SLUR MARKS and PHRASE MARKS,