Which term means each note bowed separately, played broadly?

• A. Ondulé
• B. Détaché
• C. Motet
• D. Cadenza

Answer: (B)

The main idea is articulation in bowed string playing—how notes are separated or connected. Détaché means every note gets its own bow stroke, producing clear, detached articulation. When you’re asked to play “broadly,” you use a longer, fuller bow across each note, so the tone stays expansive even though each note is separated. The other terms don’t fit: ondulé describes a wavy or undulating line rather than a clear detached bowing; a motet is a type of sacred vocal work; a cadenza is a solo showpiece, not a bowing directive. So détaché is the term that best matches “each note bowed separately, played broadly.”