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GRACE NOTES

Notes are occasionally introduced into a melody
for a particular effect or embellishment.

The time of these notes being not used to complete the required time of a measure but taken from the note that follows.
A turn is compused of three grace notes placed before or after a principal note. In the first instance the small notes are written and in the second they are expressed by the sign




The trill or shake is composed of two notes struck alternately and following each other regularly in the gamut. It has a principal note, which is expressed and a secondary note, not always written, but understood to be above the other. It is indicted by the letters tr


    Abbrevations - when several notes of the same kind and the same name follow in succession, they are expressed as follows:

      A whole note with a dash
      signifies that the time is to be made up of eight notes as if thus written
      Or a half-note written thus

Examples:

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