time value

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time value

A quarter note has a longer time value than an eighth note.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The relative duration of a musical note: In music, the "time value" refers to the length of time a note is held, relative to other notes in the piece. It determines the rhythm and temporal structure of the music.
Usage
  • The term "time value" is used primarily in musical contexts to discuss rhythm, notation, and performance. It specifies how long a note should sound.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The quarter note has a different time value than a whole note.
    • To play the piece correctly, you must observe the precise time value of each note.
    • The composer indicated the time value with a specific symbol on the staff.
Advanced Usage
  • "To give a note its full time value": To hold a note for its complete, notated duration.
    • The conductor insisted the cellos give the half note its full time value.
Variants and Related Words
  • Duration (n): The length of time something lasts. (A more general term, of which "time value" is a specific type in music.)
  • Note value (n): A synonym often used interchangeably with "time value" in music theory.
  • Rhythmic value (n): Another synonym emphasizing the note's role in the rhythm.
Synonyms
  • Note value
  • Rhythmic value
  • Duration (in a musical context)
Related Terms (Not Phrasal Verbs)
  • Rest: A sign indicating silence for a specific time value.
  • Tempo: The speed at which the time values are played.
  • Meter: The recurring pattern of time values that organizes the music.
time value

A quarter note has a longer time value than an eighth note.

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

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