Bontempi MUSIC METHOD System 5 B 409, Руководство пользователя

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SYMBOLS AND LENGTHS OF THE NOTES
WHOLE NOTE AND CORRESPONDING PAUSE (SEMIBREVE)
= play for the duration of 4 beats:
one - and two - and three - and four - and
= suspend the music for the duration of 4 beats:
one - and two - and three - and four - and
HALF NOTE AND CORRESPONDING PAUSE (MINIM)
= play for the duration of 2 beats:
one - and two - and
= suspend the music for the duration of 2 beats:
one - and two - and
QUARTER NOTE AND CORRESPONDING PAUSE (CROTCHET)
= play for the duration of 1 beat:
one - and
= suspend the music for the duration of 1 beat:
one - and
EIGHTH NOTE AND CORRESPONDING PAUSE (QUAVER)
= play for the duration of half a beat :
one -
= suspend the music for the duration of half a beat:
one -
DOTTED NOTE
A dot after a note increases its value by half.
For example: 3 beats = 2 beats + 1 beats
TIE
When a curved line joins two or more notes together, the first note is
prolonged by the value of the note(s) it is joined to, keeping the key
pressed down.
= press the key for a total of three beats.
In the Bontempi music books, the 2nd note and the others which may
follow have no name to indicate that the key must be kept held down.
REPEAT SIGNS (CHORUS)
REPEAT SIGNS WITH “AD LIBITUM”
REPEAT SIGN (REFRAIN) WITH TWO FINAL MEASURES (DOUBLE ENDINGS)
DOUBLE BARS CHORD WITH BRACKET
DAL AL FINE
DA CAPO AL FINE
The sign is used especially
when a song has a series of
lyrics or a tune which has parts
that have to be repeated. It is
therefore necessary to repeat
the music included between
these repeat
signs whenever
they appear.
Some songs are characterized by the fact that
they have a refrain with more than one final
measure. In these cases, they are marked by
the “double ending” sign. 1 and 2. The whole
piece is played, therefore, as far as the measu
-
re which ends the song, indicated by the num -
ber 1. The song is then repeated entirely,
skipping over the first concluding measure and
going directly on to the second to finish.
The double bars indicate
the end of a piece of
music.
The piece of music
contained between
these signs can
repeated as many times as you like.
Whenever this sign appears,
the chord is be interrupted.
When you see this indication, play the whole piece, then repeat it again
from the beginning until you get to the word “Fine” (the phrase
“Da
Capo al Fine” is in fact italian for “From beginning to end”) .
When you encounter this sign, repeat the piece
from the indication up to the word “Fine”.
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