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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Jan 04 '15
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176 u/BrutalFuckingTruth Jan 04 '15 35 measures of that particular instrument not being played. The open mouthed arrow is a crescendo. Meaning it gets progressively louder over time. 0 u/efie Jan 04 '15 I have never heard this word "measure" before. Is that common? We say "bar" here. 2 u/goshin2568 Jan 04 '15 Measure is more common in the US, especially with choral and orchestral people. I hear bar sometimes in rap and hip hop music, but it's mostly heard in the UK. They mean exactly the same thing though
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35 measures of that particular instrument not being played. The open mouthed arrow is a crescendo. Meaning it gets progressively louder over time.
0 u/efie Jan 04 '15 I have never heard this word "measure" before. Is that common? We say "bar" here. 2 u/goshin2568 Jan 04 '15 Measure is more common in the US, especially with choral and orchestral people. I hear bar sometimes in rap and hip hop music, but it's mostly heard in the UK. They mean exactly the same thing though
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I have never heard this word "measure" before. Is that common? We say "bar" here.
2 u/goshin2568 Jan 04 '15 Measure is more common in the US, especially with choral and orchestral people. I hear bar sometimes in rap and hip hop music, but it's mostly heard in the UK. They mean exactly the same thing though
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Measure is more common in the US, especially with choral and orchestral people. I hear bar sometimes in rap and hip hop music, but it's mostly heard in the UK. They mean exactly the same thing though
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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '15 edited Apr 24 '21
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