Sentence examples for notated from inspiring English sources
The word "notated" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is used in the past tense and most commonly means to be recorded or written down, as in "the data was notated in the record book".
They take what I have notated from a recording and then manipulate that audio without notation.
Thus, in much 17th- and 18th-century music, the composer notated only the main structural notes of the solo part, leaving the performer to improvise ornamental figuration.
These early works occasionally use Sprechstimme, a variety of vocalization between speech and song that uses approximate pitches along a continuum notated by the composer.
Guitar music from the 16th to 18th century was notated either in tablature (showing the position of the fingers on the frets and the strings to be plucked) or in a system of alphabetical chord symbols.
Of the scores notated during that period, many were incomplete, rapidly written notes intended as memory aids.
Music for the tenor trombone, however, is usually notated in concert pitch (that is, a C played on the trombone is the same note as the C on a piano).
Only two of the three parts were notated, a plainchant melody together with the lowest voice a sixth below (as e below c′); occasional octaves (as c c′) occurred as well.
Swing rhythms defy any narrower definition, and the music has never been notated exactly.
At the 17th-century French court of Louis XIV, new dances were notated for the first time.
The flageolet's compass varied but, in the 19th century, was typically from the second G above middle C to the fourth A above and was notated a 12th below.
The music is normally notated in diastematic neumes a kind of musical shorthand that can be read only by comparison with another version of the tune, fully written out.
