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Musical Notation
[edit]Introduction to music
[edit]- Music
- Staff
- Staff (music)
- Bar (music)
- Clef
- Da capo
- Dal Segno
- Key signature
- Ledger line
- Musical mode
- Musical scale
- Rehearsal letter
- Repeat sign
- Time signature
- Transposition (music)
- Transposing instrument
- Notes
- Accidental (music)
- Flat (music)
- Natural sign
- Sharp (music)
- Dotted note
- Grace note
- Note value
- Beam (music)
- Stem (music)
- Pitch (music)
- Rest (music)
- Tuplet
- Interval (music)
- Articulation
- Articulation (music)
- Dynamics (music)
- Ornament (music)
- Trill (music)
- Mordent
- Portato
- Accent (music)
- Legato
- Tenuto
- Marcato
- Staccato
- Staccatissimo
- Tie (music)
- Slur (music)
- Fermata
- Tonguing
- Development
- Musical development
- Coda (music)
- Exposition (music)
- Harmony
- Melody
- Motif (music)
- Ossia
- Recapitulation (music)
- Rhythm
- Beat (music)
- Meter (music)
- Tempo
- Theme (music)
- Tonality
- Atonality
- Others
- Tonic (music)
- Swung note
- Duration (music)
- Pulse (music)
- Groove (music)
- Cross-beat
- Syncopation
- Composite rhythm
- Texture (music)
- Additive rhythm and divisive rhythm
- Polyrhythm
- Chords
- Chord chart
- Figured bass
- Graphic notation
- Lead sheet
- Chord names and symbols (jazz and pop music)
- Chord progression
- Triad (music)
- Seventh chord
- Extended chord
- Added tone chord
- Diatonic and chromatic
- Dominant (music)
- Subdominant
- Supertonic
- Diatonic scale
- Mediant
- Submediant
- Leading-tone
- Subtonic
- Secondary dominant
- Secondary leading-tone chord
- Major chord
- Minor chord
- Augmented triad
- Diminished triad chord