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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Musical Note
Hi, is it potentially confusing to specifiy a type of musical note in this sentence? I know the treble clef part is correct, but quavers are simply one of many common types of note. Note sure if it's better than simply saying "notes".
"The way that music was written also immediately appealed to me: the treble clefs at the beginning of each line and the quavers which danced up and down the page were beautiful."
"The way that music was written also immediately appealed to me: the treble clefs at the beginning of each line and the quavers which danced up and down the page were beautiful."
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Anonymous quavers eighth notes. It is the length of time that a note is held. Others; semiquaver / demiquaver = a sixteenth note.
- Anonymous quavers eighth notes.
- It is the length of time that a note is held.
- Others; semiquaver / demiquaver = a sixteenth note.
- crotchet = a quarter note breve = whole note semibreve = half note
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Anonymousquaverseighth notes.
It is the length of time that a note is held.
Others;
semiquaver / demiquaver = a sixteenth note.
crotchet = a quarter note
breve = whole note
semibreve = half note
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