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Stem slashes with a word instruction for a rolled tongue.
Also known as: Flatterzunge notation, Rolled tongue marking
Flutter tonguing instructs a wind or brass player to roll the tongue while playing, producing a rapid burring sound, and is written as tremolo slashes with a word instruction.
Instructs a wind or brass player to roll the tongue while sounding the note.
Contexts: Music
Uses the tremolo slashes with a word, because the slashes alone would be read as a rapid repetition of the note rather than a change of tone.
Contexts: Music
Two or three short strokes across the note stem, with a line of printed letters above the staff naming the technique.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.