- In music, a
thirty-
second note (American) or
demisemiquaver (British) is a
note pla**** for 1⁄32 of the
duration of a
whole note (or semibreve). It lasts...
- sixty-fourth
note (North American), or
hemidemisemiquaver or
semidemisemiquaver (British),
sometimes called a half-
thirty-
second note, is a
note pla**** for...
-
notes or
eighth notes (or
thirty-
second notes, etc.) are next to each other, the
flags may be
connected with a beam, like the
notes in
Figure 2.
Note...
- to
sound them)
instead of pitch.
Note value expresses the
relative duration of the
note in time.
Dynamics for a
note indicate how loud to play them. Articulations...
-
note and rest
values have
names that
indicate their length relative to a
whole note. A half
note is half the
length of a
whole note, a
quarter note is...
- groups.
Notes this
short are very rare in
printed music, but not unknown. One
reason that
notes with many
beams are rare is that, for instance, a
thirty-second...
- In
music notation, a
note value indicates the
relative duration of a
note,
using the
texture or
shape of the notehead, the
presence or
absence of a stem...
- the
constellation Pegasus A
thirty-
second note or
demisemiquaver is a
note pla**** for 1/32 of the
duration of a
whole note The
number of completed, numbered...
- "
Second Thirty Years' War" is a
periodization scheme sometimes used to encomp**** the wars in
Europe from 1914 to 1945. Just as the
Thirty Years' War of...
- single-clutch
automated manual transmission 125
milliseconds – a
thirty-
second note at 60 BPM 134
milliseconds – time
taken by
light to
travel around...
