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Understanding Basic Music TheoryCollection Editor:Catherine Schmidt-JonesUnderstanding Basic Music TheoryCollection Editor:Catherine Schmidt-JonesAuthors:Russell JonesCatherine Schmidt-JonesOnline:< > ( ).Collectionstructurerevised:January10,2 007PDFgenerated:June28,2021Forcopyrighta ndattributioninformationforthemo dulescontainedinthiscollection, :CourseIntro duction.

A note stands for a sound; a rest stands for a silence. Other symbols on the sta , like the clef (Section 1.1.2) symbol, the key signature (Section 1.1.4), and the time signature (Section 1.2.3), tell you important information about the notes and measures. Symbols that

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