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This "Rudiments of Music" presents the essential foundations of musical notation in everyday (even familiar) terms. We've learned how to interpret clefs, notes and durations, rhythmic signatures, dynamics, conceptual clarifications and more. Everything needed to transcribe our own compositions or interpret those of others was developed. In addition, we studied scales, beats and fingerings, which are key elements in understanding and making music harmoniously.Musical notation is much more than just a set of symbols on a staff. It is the universal language of musicians, enabling music to be communicated clearly and precisely. Thanks to our knowledge of music theory, we are able to capture and convey the most complex and subtle musical ideas. Let's not forget that learning musical notation is an ongoing process. The more we practice and explore new music, the more we hone our musical notation skills.
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