The phrase "a sequence of notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to music, coding, or any situation where a series of items or elements is being discussed.
Example: "The melody is created by a sequence of notes that flow together harmoniously."
Alternatives: "a series of notes" or "a chain of notes."
Metzger isolates it as: "A sequence of notes that alternates between the fifth and third notes of a major scale, typically starting on the fifth.
The person claiming to hold the painting had a mission, and the first of a sequence of notes was posted on 31 August.
It has been said the the calligrapher working with a set text is like a musician making music from a sequence of notes, or a dancer making ballet out of a sequence of choreographed gestures.
The network receives a positive reward every time it produces a sequence of notes that not only resembles the patterns seen in previous songs, but also adheres to the musical rules it has been given.
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Subjects who learn to play a sequence of notes on the piano develop characteristic changes in the brain's electric activity; when other subjects sit in front of a piano and just think about playing the same notes, the same changes occur.
Not to be outnumbered, Bach's family name spells out a sequence of musical notes: B flat, A, C, H [in German musical nomenclature, the note B natural is written as H].
While the bass sings the line first, the tenor adds a sequence of sustained notes rising step by step one fifth.
But as Mr. Savall explained before the reprise, all that had been known of the music was a sequence of four notes cited in a reference.
In this game, you press your fingers down on certain triggers at set intervals to create a sequence of musical notes.
Bar 4 Here is a sequence of single notes; the picking hand pattern is written out underneath as a guide (remember "p" = thumb, "i" = index finger, "m" = middle finger and "a" = ring finger. Effectively you have four plectrums instead of one (don't tell the classical police I said that, though).
