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Anonymous
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| posted: 4/7/2004 at 4:18:43 PM ET
How do i count 3 quavers tied together but also the outside 2 have what appears to be semi quaver ties but they dont join the middle quaver?
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 Taciturn
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8/3/2003 | posted: 4/7/2004 at 9:49:55 PM ET
By quaver, I assume you mean trill... if I'm wrong please correct me, I've honestly never heard that term used in music (I may just be unfamiliar with it). Hmm... I don't think I understand the question! Maybe you could clarify more, or maybe someone else can help you out.
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Stuarty
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4/7/2004 | posted: 4/8/2004 at 4:35:14 AM ET
Ok, lets say they are what you say they are, but to me they are 3 eigth notes tied together but the outside 2 have small lines coming from them only going half way to meating the middle note.
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Anonymous
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| posted: 4/8/2004 at 10:55:09 AM ET
from google definitions:
Quaver - A note with a time value of half a crotchet or two semiquavers.
Crotchet - a musical note having the time value of a quarter of a whole note.
It's and eighth note.
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CrAz4MoNkEyS
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4/7/2004 | posted: 4/8/2004 at 2:53:19 PM ET
if a crotchet=a quater note
then 1/2 of a 1/4 note is an 1/8 note
ur right it is a 1/8 note
CrAz4MoNkEyS
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