"Semi-breve" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Semi-breve" Meaning

A musical notation term.

A dot placed above a note, indicating that the note should be played for half its usual duration.

"Semi-breve" Examples

Examples of "semi-breve"

In music, a semi-breve (Italian: timp�astro, literally "half breve") is a note with a time-values equivalent to half a breve. [1] In common time, a semibreve is twice the value of a whole note.
In music memory techniques and sight singing, the word [be-reve] stands for "B Major, Reve, Ever Lonesome Busy Joseph". [2] It consists of four recurring patterns of this rhythm of a long note, a semi-breve, a note, and an eighth note (alternately primitive: pioneer, sinister veering den streamlet err usual pneu.)
The Christian writings collected by ( Saint) Dionysius Bar Salibi in his book, "The Traete or Creed", describe the soul as the semi-breve of the Trinity (Soul has long breath therefore image Air).
"In music Educator-Apprentice"-1 semi-breve on D exercises respectfully perform [-DA parallel pendulum tempo distinct syllable last.on.
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