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Re: Literacy

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Subject: Re: Literacy
From: "mome" <mome@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 1999 13:04:48 +0200
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binaire and ternaire comes from the jazz music and means:
binaire: even    ( two quavers are played like two quavers) maybe " do do
 do
do"
ternaire: two quavers are played like an quaver with point and an sixteen
th
maybe "doo ba doo ba doo ba"
sorry I have a little bit problems to explain that if i can't draw it....

senza sordini =3D without mute

and trompette soprano si b means: a high trumpet in es ( like soprano
cornet)

hope, you understand what I mean ......
regards      monika meier
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Von: Nigel Stobbs <ns@xxxxxxxxx>
An: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: Donnerstag, 21. Oktober 1999 23:28
Betreff: Literacy


>Anyone know what the following mean (on a score)?
>
>a)  binaire
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>b) ternaire
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>c) senza sordini
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>d) Trompette Soprano Si b.
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>Volume.
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