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Notation reference
Holds and pauses
Different notations are used to show where the established rhythmic flow of the music is interrupted, either with a moment of repose or a short silence, before continuing. The most subtle effect is produced by a tenuto mark, with more significant effects denoted with holds and pauses.
Types of holds and pauses
There are three types of holds and pauses in Dorico Pro, and they can all be input, moved, and deleted in the same ways.
Types of breath marks
There are different types of breath marks available in Dorico Pro. Breath marks indicate a suitable place for a player to take a breath, or create a musical effect like a breath.

Types of breath marks

There are different types of breath marks available in Dorico Pro. Breath marks indicate a suitable place for a player to take a breath, or create a musical effect like a breath.


Comma-like	Tick-like	Upbow-like	Salzedo