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The notes without head... Answer.
by VictorCS Sun Aug 10, 2008 3:59 pm
Headless notes indicate pure rhythms in contemporary music, either because a previous note or chord is being repeated,
or because (like the cross notehead) the pitch is indefinite or is improvised.
Headless whole-notes (semibreves) are hard to see.
I couldnt find the post, so I made a new topic
or because (like the cross notehead) the pitch is indefinite or is improvised.
Headless whole-notes (semibreves) are hard to see.
I couldnt find the post, so I made a new topic
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