Musical notation

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01cite10Marius Hancu12cite10Do a search at Google with12br
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01cite10Goodman12cite11sup^{10While Marious may be figuring out a way to give you a good answer, I'd like to offer you this:12sup}12br
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11sup^{10For the same reason, you don’t say “he never learned (a) French in school”. But, you say “he never learned (a) word of French in school”. 12sup}

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0 Marius02br
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00Speaking seriously, I found this sentence in Wikipedia: "Many of these 01b00notations 02b00seek to improve upon traditional notation by using a "chromatic staff " ...."02br
00That's why I am confused. I don't know when "notation" can be treated as a countable and uncountable nouns.02br
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00Best wish

0 You must do searches which are directly related to your situation. 02br
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00 "learn a musical notation"02br
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