Nice resource! thanks.
wil
I. Oppenheim wrote:
On Wed, 9 Jul 2003, John Chambers wrote:
But in general, you can't rely on any such details
when reading music.
That's true; but the point was that when notating music
one should strive do it the correct way.
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Parentheses without a number are used to slur notes.
But the notes are the same!
If you sight-read music in 4/4, it's easier to follow the music if
the note that falls on the third beat is always notated
Bernard Hill writes:
| Jack Campin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
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| Some staff notation makes a distinction with different curve shapes
| for slur and tie, but you may need to read a lot of fine print to
| find it.
|
| The typographical difference is that ties always go head to head, slurs
| going
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Chambers
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Bernard Hill writes:
| Jack Campin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
|
| Some staff notation makes a distinction with different curve shapes
| for slur and tie, but you may need to read a lot of fine print to
| find it.
|
| The
On Tue, 8 Jul 2003, Bernard Hill wrote:
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What's the meaning of the parentheses when there is no number? It
doesn't seem to be a shortcut for (2 - or is it? Play 2 in the time of
2? g
Parentheses without a number are used to slur notes.
Irwin
To
From: I. Oppenheim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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What's the meaning of the parentheses when there is no number? It
doesn't seem to be a shortcut for (2 - or is it? Play 2 in the
time of
2? g
Parentheses without a number are used to slur notes.
But the notes are
On Tue, 8 Jul 2003, DottieB wrote:
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Parentheses without a number are used to slur notes.
But the notes are the same!
If you sight-read music in 4/4, it's easier to follow
the music if the note that falls on the third beat is
always notated separately.
The
From: I. Oppenheim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you sight-read music in 4/4, it's easier to follow
the music if the note that falls on the third beat is
always notated separately.
Good point!
Dottie B
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Parentheses without a number are used to slur notes.
But the notes are the same!
If you sight-read music in 4/4, it's easier to follow the music if
the note that falls on the third beat is always notated separately.
The above example should really have been notated as
