staccato (stakkato)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 78
[ abrupt; separated from one another by slight pauses: used both of single tones in a melody and of chords: opposed to legato. Three grades of staccato are sometimes recognized the slightest being marked by dots over or under the notes with a sweeping curve ( a ), the next by dots without the curve (b), and the greatest by pointed strokes instead of dots (c). In each IMG:content-1935.png:[blocks in formation]
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