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1 barline
тактовая черта;1) custom barline — произвольная тактовая черта, нерегулярная тактовая черта; 2) dashed barline — пунктирная тактовая черта; 3) dotted barline — пунктирная ( точечная) тактовая черта; 4) double barline — двойная тактовая черта; 5) final barline — заключительная тактовая черта, концевая тактовая черта; 6) invisible barline — невидимая тактовая черта; 7) tick barline — штрих-цезура, разметочная тактовая черта -
2 barline
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3 barline
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > barline
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4 barline
Музыка: тактовая черта -
5 barline
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6 heavy barline
Музыка: жирная тактовая черта -
7 double barline
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8 final barline
заключительная тактовая черта, жирная тактовая черта -
9 double barline
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > double barline
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10 final barline
заключительная тактовая черта, жирная тактовая чертаThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > final barline
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11 heavy barline
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12 bar
1) тактовая черта (то же, что bar-line, barline);2) такт -
13 dotted
1) dotted half — половинная с точкой (пауза, нота);2) dotted note — нота с точкой; 3) dotted quarter — четверть с точкой; 4) dotted rest — пауза с точкой; 5) dotted barline — пунктирная тактовая черта ( состоящая из точек)
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