In writing music pitches are notated vertically on the lines or between the lines of a?
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Musical notation
In writing music pitches are notated vertically on the lines or between the lines of a?
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<b>Music</b> notation or musical notation is any system used to visually represent 
aurally perceived ... Types and methods of notation have varied <b>between</b> cultures 
and throughout history, and much information about ancient <b>music</b> notation is ... 
In <b>pitch</b> bracket notation <b>music</b> is <b>written</b> with melody <b>lines</b> and <b>pitch</b> brackets. 
Melody&nbsp;... Musical symbols are marks and symbols used since about the 13th century in 
musical notation of musical scores. Some are used to <b>notate pitch</b>, tempo, metre, 
duration and articulation of a ... In early <b>music</b>, clefs could be placed on any of 
several <b>lines</b> on a staff. ... In this case, a TAB sign is often <b>written</b> instead of a clef. The numbered musical notation is a musical notation system widely used in 
<b>music</b> publications ... Chords can be transcribed by <b>vertically</b> stacking the notes, 
with the lowest note at the bottom ... When several <b>lines</b> of <b>music</b> are <b>notated</b> 
together to be sung or played in harmony, the ... The key signature defines the 
<b>pitch</b> of &quot;1&quot;. A clef is a musical symbol used to indicate the <b>pitch</b> of <b>written</b> notes. Placed on a 
stave, it indicates the name and <b>pitch</b> of the notes on one of the <b>lines</b>. This <b>line</b>&nbsp;... In British English, these <b>vertical lines</b> are called bar, too, but often the term bar 
<b>line</b> is used in order to <b>make</b> the distinction clear. A double bar <b>line</b> (or double bar
)&nbsp;... A ledger <b>line</b> or leger <b>line</b> is used in Western musical notation to <b>notate pitches</b> 
above or below ... When <b>music</b> for bass clef instruments, such as the cello or 
trombone, goes ... (The rare double whole rest is suspended <b>between</b> two ledger 
<b>lines</b> in this situation.) ... <b>Writing</b> for the Orchestra: An Introduction to Orchestration
. Sheet <b>music</b> is a handwritten or printed form of musical notation that uses musical 
symbols to indicate the <b>pitches</b>, rhythms or ... Sheet <b>music</b> is the basic form in 
which Western classical <b>music</b> is <b>notated</b> so that it can be learned and ... The 
bass <b>line</b> typically had figures <b>written</b> above the bass notes indicating which 
intervals&nbsp;... A <b>line</b> of early 15th-century <b>music notated</b> all in ligatures, showing several multi-
note combinations. Semibreves highlighted in blue, breves in red, longae in 
green. ... pieces, made up of a melody <b>line</b> (normally the lead) and 3 harmony parts. In 
<b>music</b>, harmony is the process by which the composition of individual sounds, or 
superpositions of sounds, is analysed by hearing. Usually, this means 
simultaneously occurring frequencies, <b>pitches</b> (tones, ... Counterpoint, which 
refers to the relationship <b>between</b> melodic <b>lines</b>, and&nbsp;... In <b>music</b> theory, an interval is the difference in <b>pitch between</b> two sounds. An 
interval may be described as horizontal, linear, or melodic if it refers to 
successively sounding tones, such as two adjacent <b>pitches</b> in a melody, and 
<b>vertical</b> or harmonic if it pertains to ... Both <b>lines</b> and spaces (see figure) are 
counted, including the positions of&nbsp;...
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Musical notation