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Your Classical Guitar Input Hereoctave x-headed notes
by Paul
In Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5, passage where bass is E, F, E, the score shows unison octave with x as the upper note head. What does that mean? It's playable really only with the bass note, but the F gives a fingering of 4, which wouldn't work for either low or mid. Hi Paul, The symbol "X" usually means a rhythm without pitch. You can see this type of notation with percussion instruments. I have heard the piece you mentioned but I'm not too familiar with it. Perhaps someone can offer some more information on the subject. Kind regards, Trevor M. Return to classical guitar |
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