Its excitingly new quality rests in its rhythmic invention, which at first Stravinsky could hear but had no idea how to notate – often, the notation of the Rite had to be revised in coming decades.
In the dance notation of the time, these outlines have all the symmetry and grace of a manicured French garden.
Then there are the requirements of the job itself: make a notation of the number on the first car and the last car of each train.
Patricia Beaman based "Accumulating Venus" on the 1720s notation of the London dance master Anthony l'Abbé's "Passacaille de Vénus et Adonis".
Concern to preserve the spontaneity of the immediate impression brought about a revolution in painterly technique, with the rapid notation of the sketch carried into the final conception.
In the case of "The Sleeping Beauty," there was plenty of archival material for him to stick his nose into, above all, two hundred and thirty pages of notation of the choreography, housed in the Harvard Theatre Collection.
The ornaments in the first verse were, in fact, Caccini's own; a singer of rare finesse, she was as precise in her instructions as notation of the period allowed.
and the notation of the type indicates trial value of.
Let ⊗ denote the notation of the Kronecker product.
Figure 1 shows the knitting notation of the different patterns.
This section contains the notation of the actual composition.
