The legato tonguing can be expressed in various forms and combinations of articulations, of which the most common are listed below. Be careful, if you want to achieve a very specific articulation through these notations, make sure to specify it in the notice (since the way these articulations are interpreted is not completely established, it can vary depending on the musicians).

One can make « normal » accents (separated), but with more direction and a slightly more continuous sound than in detache, similar to the slur with dots. To really specify this articulation, you can then layer accents, dots and slur.

One can make longer accents, with direction and a very continuous sound, similar to the slur with dashes. To really specify this articulation, you can then layer accents, dashes and slur.