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disjunct motion

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disjunct motion

In music, movement of a note to another note by a leap; see motion.



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I encourage my students, especially those who do not play piano as their primary instrument, to use a straight line for stepwise motion and a curved line to show disjunct motion.
Pedagogical tools for preparing and performing open scores by Wristen, Brenda / American Music Teacher
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