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What does this horizontal bar at the first measure mean?
What does this split stem notation mean?What does Grt. and Sw. mean in this organ score?What does the caret symbol ^, mean in guitar tablature?What does Opt. S.D. mean?What does the music notation “/ / / /” mean in a music drum score?Mix between Half Notes and Eighth Notes: What Kind of Note is This?What does “fouettez en tirant” mean?Meaning of a dotted quarter note next to bpm in sheet musicWhat do the numbers 2 & 3 mean (duplet/tuplet/finger indication?) in this first bar of a song?What is this type of notehead called?
I was looking at some sheet music when I came across something I am seeing for the first time. It looked like a horizontal bar on the first measure. Here is an image:
What does this bar tell you? What is it for?
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I was looking at some sheet music when I came across something I am seeing for the first time. It looked like a horizontal bar on the first measure. Here is an image:
What does this bar tell you? What is it for?
sheet-music
asked 1 hour ago
XilpexXilpex
825222
Smoke em if you've got em.
– b3ko
41 mins ago
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I was looking at some sheet music when I came across something I am seeing for the first time. It looked like a horizontal bar on the first measure. Here is an image:
What does this bar tell you? What is it for?
sheet-music
asked 1 hour ago
XilpexXilpex
825222
I was looking at some sheet music when I came across something I am seeing for the first time. It looked like a horizontal bar on the first measure. Here is an image:
What does this bar tell you? What is it for?
sheet-music
sheet-music
asked 1 hour ago
XilpexXilpex
825222
asked 1 hour ago
XilpexXilpex
825222
asked 1 hour ago
XilpexXilpex
825222
asked 1 hour ago
XilpexXilpex
825222
asked 1 hour ago
XilpexXilpex
825222
825222
Smoke em if you've got em.
– b3ko
41 mins ago
add a comment |
Smoke em if you've got em.
– b3ko
41 mins ago
Smoke em if you've got em.
– b3ko
41 mins ago
Smoke em if you've got em.
– b3ko
41 mins ago
add a comment |
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That is a multi-measure rest. It is equivalent to writing out fifteen bars of full-measure rests. This is done to save space, for example in orchestral parts.
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That is a multi-measure rest. It is equivalent to writing out fifteen bars of full-measure rests. This is done to save space, for example in orchestral parts.
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That is a multi-measure rest. It is equivalent to writing out fifteen bars of full-measure rests. This is done to save space, for example in orchestral parts.
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That is a multi-measure rest. It is equivalent to writing out fifteen bars of full-measure rests. This is done to save space, for example in orchestral parts.
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