I learned that a Tenuto mark meant either to hold any note to its full value (when the context had been staccato/detached as a reminder) or slightly longer.
The first time I encountered a Tenuto marking making things louder was actually in an older version of Finale, which I always thought was plain wrong.
Even the root for the word is from "to hold".
Did anyone learn it's "louder" or "emphasis" (meaning louder) - or even possibly that depending on the context?
Curious.
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