Meanings of staccato notes in English

The voice came again and there was pleading in the shrill, staccato notes:

The staccato notes of the snapping Parrotts accentuate the battle's din.

The creature whistled softly in two short staccato notes.

His version of "Sleepers, wake," echoes in the silence in sharp, staccato notes.

She brought added volume into certain passages, she rendered the light staccato notes with precision.

The music shifted again, a riot of pounding drums and the staccato notes of the twins.

The din of guns was unceasing, and made a great symphony of staccato notes on a thunderous instrument.

Guitarist Jack Mells adds waterfall-esque guitar solos of staccato notes which trickle across full bass and colourful drums.

Ninety-six staccato notes in one bow!

The little clock on the shelf took up the burden of the churches, and struck the hour in quick staccato notes.

So it was a relief when, just at the last bit of toast, Anne burst in, all staccato notes of suppressed excitement.

Sharply at four the staccato notes of "Assembly" rang across the terrace as Polly sounded the call upon her bugle.

It was a simple tune with staccato notes, unlike the complicated chords we learned from Teacher Sheila, their sounds held by pressing the pedal.

Responsive to the friendly tone, the little animal began barking loudly with high staccato notes, which must have been audible on the Surrey shore.

Do! he sang in staccato notes, nodding the sparse gray foretop jerkily with each note as bass, alto, tenor, soprano took up their pitch.

He responded with a few staccato notes, and the scene ended by their rushing into each other's arms and waltzing down the stage with abandon.