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regardless of how many bars' rest they represent. The
older system of
notating multirests (deriving from
Baroque notation conventions that were adapted...
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System (TUBS) is a
simple system for
notating events that
happen over a period. This
system is
mostly used for
notating rhythms in music. The
notation consists...
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connected with a beam, like the
notes in
Figure 2. Note the
similarities in
notating sixteenth notes and
eighth notes.
Similar rules apply to
smaller divisions...
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notes have
enharmonic equivalence if they
produce the same
pitch but are
notated differently. Similarly,
written intervals, chords, or key
signatures are...
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space of the
treble staff (as in the diagram)
indicates that all
notes notated as Es are pla**** as E-flats,
including those on the
bottom line of the...
- It is an
extremely short piece,
consisting of just 10 measures, and was
notated by the composer's father, Leopold, as
Wolfgang was only five
years old...
- or
sonority is the
lowest note pla**** or
notated. If
there are
multiple voices it is the note pla**** or
notated in the
lowest voice (the note
furthest in...
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Soprano vocal range (C4–C6)
notated on the
treble staff and on
piano keyboard in
green with dot
marking middle C...
- the
various pitches outside of
standard notation. One such
system for
notating quarter tones, used by the
Czech Alois Hába and
other composers, is shown...
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mathematical logic,
notated as "∧", "⋅", "&", or
simple juxtaposition Bitwise AND, a
Boolean operation in programming,
typically notated as "and" or "&" Short-circuit...
