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Contents
PART IITHE ELEMENTS OF NOTATION | 25 |
Chapter 1Staves | 27 |
Chapter 2Braces and Systems | 35 |
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1st division 2nd division accent accidentals alto Arnold Schönberg arpeggio barline bass clef beat Béla Bartók bowing brace bracket brass cello century chord clarinet clef signs combined composers dotted notes double dynamic markings effect eighth eighth-notes employed EXAMPLE finger flags flat Gardner Read glissando half note hand harmonics harp hexachord horn Igor Stravinsky indicate jazz Karlheinz Stockhausen key signature keyboard instruments ledger lines left-hand lower measure meter metric unit dotted music notation neumes normal note-group note-heads note-values octave signs orchestra pattern pedal percussion performer piano Pierre Boulez pitch pizzicato placed played player practice quarter note rest rhythmic scores sharp shown single sixteenth notes slur space staccato staff line staves stem String Quartet symbols Symphony Table tempo tenor time-signature time-value timpani tion treble clef tremolo trill triplet trombones usually vertical Violin vocal voices whole note woodwind write written م م