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@BobRusto

: How is the human voice classified? Considering the vocal cords can be a membranophone or considering the air column can be an aerophone. or do we need another classification?

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@NicholeStarling

: Is it possible to play a really high note like C8 for a long time? The title is pretty self-explanatory, but what I mean is: if you play the C8 note, for example, and keep your finger pressed to play it for a while, it would

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@JackWillington

: Is there a space in between relative pitch and perfect pitch? I absolutely have relative pitch down. I can recognize most intervals immediately. As for perfect pitch, it just doesn't work consistently. I have a tone in my

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@JosephChristo

: What is the smallest difference in note lengths that an average listener can still perceive? Approximately speaking, what is the smallest temporal difference, expressed in milliseconds, in note lengths (for consecutively

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@JerryRodrick

: Enhancing the effect of Crescendo/Diminuendo in musescore I just want to know how can I steep the gradient of crescendo (or diminuendo) effect in Musescore? In normal situations it's like there are no effects at all. I'm

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@JohnSmith

: Rapping for a long time without breathing I have been listening to an underrated rapper named K.A.A.N. recently and in most of his songs, it seems as though his lung capacity is ridiculously large. I don't know if this is

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@JackieMeek

: Logic Pro X - How do I enter a triplet rest in the score editor I'm trying to enter the following: but I don't know how to enter the rest as a triplet. Any idea?

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@DavidPeters

: How to use Meend in Bansuri Playing I am following tutorial to play Om Jai Jagdish Hare. The gentleman says we can use Meend in Bansuri. He explains it is a soft way to go from one note to the next. How would I do it.

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@BryanVandalay

: How to only play selected notes in Logic Pro X? Is there a way to tell Logic Pro X to only play selected notes, effectively turning off non-selected notes of the same bars? Such a feature would be useful to listen to specific

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@RunaDurhuus

: What made 4/4 time the most common time signature? Most music is written in 4/4 time, and in today�s world it seems to be the accepted norm. Now, that doesn�t mean mainstream music doesn�t use alternate meters, but

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@NicholeStarling

: What should I learn after completing scales I have done all major, minor and pentatonic scales

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@NicholeStarling

: How to play the trills in Chopin's Waltz in A minor Op 43 No 2 In Chopin's Waltz Op 43 No. 2 in A minor are some trills in the left hand. How many trills should be played in this bar and where to stop the trill, on E or on

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@PeterSamson

: What online resources should I use to learn harmony and musical analysis? I had some harmony courses and I want to learn some more about it. Ideally, I am looking for is a KhanAcademy-like website about harmony and musical

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@LeeWang

: Confusing passage from The Study of Counterpoint Here is the passage: Joseph: I wanted to write a sixth here. But when I studied singing, I learned that fa leads down and mi leads up. Since the progression moves upward from

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@PhillKarl

: Chord shown in brackets above music score In the image below, what do the brackets around the chord Em mean? Looking at the piano part, the notes played are G Bb D and F. Which I believe is a Gm7. The guitar tab at the top

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@LindaHerrell

: Theory: Why is it a D major and not F sharp major or A major? If there are #F, A, D notes in a chord why is it called D major and not F# or A ?

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@JackieMeek

: Just intonation with Finale Human Playback? Is it possible to hear a piece in Finale in just intonation using the "human playback" mode and the built-in Garritan orchestra? If not, what is the best way of doing this, other

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@SoniaPros

: What notes on the piano do the Ukulele strings equate to? If you highlighted the 4 strings of the Ukulele (default tuning) to notes on the piano, where would they come in relation to middle C?

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@MonicaSprings

: Classical Guitar. How to study from fret 5 to 12 I started learning to read music with a classical guitar. What I'm doing is to study the C scale from fret 0 to 4, and next I try to play a study based in that scale. So far,

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@MiaWang

: Can I use general dynamic markings for an ensemble, and where do I put them on the score? Let's say I want to make one big crescendo across the quartet, or switch the whole orchestra from p to mp. Can I put one simple marking

: How is the human voice classified? Considering the vocal cords can be a membranophone or considering the air column can be an aerophone. or do we need another classification?

: Is it possible to play a really high note like C8 for a long time? The title is pretty self-explanatory, but what I mean is: if you play the C8 note, for example, and keep your finger pressed to play it for a while, it would

: Is there a space in between relative pitch and perfect pitch? I absolutely have relative pitch down. I can recognize most intervals immediately. As for perfect pitch, it just doesn't work consistently. I have a tone in my

: What is the smallest difference in note lengths that an average listener can still perceive? Approximately speaking, what is the smallest temporal difference, expressed in milliseconds, in note lengths (for consecutively

: Enhancing the effect of Crescendo/Diminuendo in musescore I just want to know how can I steep the gradient of crescendo (or diminuendo) effect in Musescore? In normal situations it's like there are no effects at all. I'm

: Rapping for a long time without breathing I have been listening to an underrated rapper named K.A.A.N. recently and in most of his songs, it seems as though his lung capacity is ridiculously large. I don't know if this is

: Logic Pro X - How do I enter a triplet rest in the score editor I'm trying to enter the following: but I don't know how to enter the rest as a triplet. Any idea?

: How to use Meend in Bansuri Playing I am following tutorial to play Om Jai Jagdish Hare. The gentleman says we can use Meend in Bansuri. He explains it is a soft way to go from one note to the next. How would I do it.

: How to only play selected notes in Logic Pro X? Is there a way to tell Logic Pro X to only play selected notes, effectively turning off non-selected notes of the same bars? Such a feature would be useful to listen to specific

: What made 4/4 time the most common time signature? Most music is written in 4/4 time, and in today�s world it seems to be the accepted norm. Now, that doesn�t mean mainstream music doesn�t use alternate meters, but

: What should I learn after completing scales I have done all major, minor and pentatonic scales

: How to play the trills in Chopin's Waltz in A minor Op 43 No 2 In Chopin's Waltz Op 43 No. 2 in A minor are some trills in the left hand. How many trills should be played in this bar and where to stop the trill, on E or on

: What online resources should I use to learn harmony and musical analysis? I had some harmony courses and I want to learn some more about it. Ideally, I am looking for is a KhanAcademy-like website about harmony and musical

: Confusing passage from The Study of Counterpoint Here is the passage: Joseph: I wanted to write a sixth here. But when I studied singing, I learned that fa leads down and mi leads up. Since the progression moves upward from

: Chord shown in brackets above music score In the image below, what do the brackets around the chord Em mean? Looking at the piano part, the notes played are G Bb D and F. Which I believe is a Gm7. The guitar tab at the top

: Theory: Why is it a D major and not F sharp major or A major? If there are #F, A, D notes in a chord why is it called D major and not F# or A ?

: Just intonation with Finale Human Playback? Is it possible to hear a piece in Finale in just intonation using the "human playback" mode and the built-in Garritan orchestra? If not, what is the best way of doing this, other

: What notes on the piano do the Ukulele strings equate to? If you highlighted the 4 strings of the Ukulele (default tuning) to notes on the piano, where would they come in relation to middle C?

: Classical Guitar. How to study from fret 5 to 12 I started learning to read music with a classical guitar. What I'm doing is to study the C scale from fret 0 to 4, and next I try to play a study based in that scale. So far,

: Can I use general dynamic markings for an ensemble, and where do I put them on the score? Let's say I want to make one big crescendo across the quartet, or switch the whole orchestra from p to mp. Can I put one simple marking

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