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What do I do when a crotchet is above a minim?
What do the letters above the piano staff represent?troubles with shiftingHow is the tempo and time signatures related?Help with understanding ABRSM grades?Where can I find a composition teacher?What is the meaning of the word ‘gracile’?What type/format of sheet music is this?
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I’ve been trying to find out what to do when a crotchet is above a minim for my school band. Please can anyone help me out? 
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I’ve been trying to find out what to do when a crotchet is above a minim for my school band. Please can anyone help me out?
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There are two separate voices with different timings written on the same staff. One voice plays the notes with stems pointing up, and another plays the notes with stems pointing down. What the voices mean depends on the type of music and instrumentation. In a band, they may be completely separate instruments, but an organist or pianist can play many voices simultaneously.
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Think of this bit of music as three instruments. One plays the notes in the lower stave. One plays the stem up notes in the upper stave, one the stems down notes.
Keyboard music will not always be laid out as clearly as this!
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There are two separate voices with different timings written on the same staff. One voice plays the notes with stems pointing up, and another plays the notes with stems pointing down. What the voices mean depends on the type of music and instrumentation. In a band, they may be completely separate instruments, but an organist or pianist can play many voices simultaneously.
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There are two separate voices with different timings written on the same staff. One voice plays the notes with stems pointing up, and another plays the notes with stems pointing down. What the voices mean depends on the type of music and instrumentation. In a band, they may be completely separate instruments, but an organist or pianist can play many voices simultaneously.
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There are two separate voices with different timings written on the same staff. One voice plays the notes with stems pointing up, and another plays the notes with stems pointing down. What the voices mean depends on the type of music and instrumentation. In a band, they may be completely separate instruments, but an organist or pianist can play many voices simultaneously.
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There are two separate voices with different timings written on the same staff. One voice plays the notes with stems pointing up, and another plays the notes with stems pointing down. What the voices mean depends on the type of music and instrumentation. In a band, they may be completely separate instruments, but an organist or pianist can play many voices simultaneously.
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Think of this bit of music as three instruments. One plays the notes in the lower stave. One plays the stem up notes in the upper stave, one the stems down notes.
Keyboard music will not always be laid out as clearly as this!
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Think of this bit of music as three instruments. One plays the notes in the lower stave. One plays the stem up notes in the upper stave, one the stems down notes.
Keyboard music will not always be laid out as clearly as this!
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Think of this bit of music as three instruments. One plays the notes in the lower stave. One plays the stem up notes in the upper stave, one the stems down notes.
Keyboard music will not always be laid out as clearly as this!
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Think of this bit of music as three instruments. One plays the notes in the lower stave. One plays the stem up notes in the upper stave, one the stems down notes.
Keyboard music will not always be laid out as clearly as this!
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