note value

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note value

A quarter note has a note value of one beat.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The relative duration of a musical note: In musical notation, a note value indicates how long a note should be held relative to other notes. It is determined by the note's shape (e.g., whole note, half note, quarter note).
Usage
  • is a technical term used primarily in the context of reading, writing, and discussing written music. It refers to the temporal length of a note, independent of its pitch.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The first note in the measure has a note value of a quarter note.
    • You must count the note value of each rest correctly to keep time.
    • The composer changed the note value from a half note to two tied quarter notes.
Advanced Usage
  • "To diminish/increase the note value": To shorten or lengthen the written duration of a note, often through the use of dots or ties.
    • A dot after a note increases its note value by half.
Variants and Related Words
  • Duration: A more general term for the length of time a sound or silence lasts in music.
  • Time value: A less common synonym for .
Synonyms
  • Musical value
  • Time value (context-specific)
Related Phrases
  • Note head: The oval-shaped part of a musical note.
  • Stem: The vertical line attached to a note head.
  • Flag: The curved mark on a note's stem that denotes a shorter .
Idioms

(No common idioms specifically use the term note value.)

note value

A quarter note has a note value of one beat.

Noun
  1. (music) the relative duration of a musical note

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