Sentence examples for note rest from inspiring English sources

The first two hidden layers serve as encoders of the rhythm and recognize whether a silent note (rest) or sounded note has been played.

Then he honks the horn and holds up a note, 'Rest stop next exit, want to meet?' The view from above was certainly not what I intended".

Then he honks the horn and holds up a note, 'Rest stop next exit, want to meet?' Here I am sweltering, the whole point of the skirt was to make me feel cool, and instead it was making him feel hot.

Note: "Rest of Europe" includes both non-European Union (EU) and EU countries (excluding the EU-15).

One key solution, as you note, rests with the United States Senate: the Law of the Sea Convention.

He then noticed a note resting on the driver's seat: It was printed in ink in block letters, and the heading read: "Doormen 430 E. 86 St".

He paused for a sixteenth-note rest before speaking again, in a tone that mirrored his musical style: assured, decisive, slightly anodyne.

Theodor Adorno writes in his reminiscence of Alban Berg: "Together we once concocted a Webern parody, consisting of a single quarter-note rest under a quintuplet bracket and garnished with every conceivable symbol and performance notation, which, to top it off, was then to fade away".

On top of the ink sketch you can see various revisions in pencil, probably dating from 1822, when Beethoven seems to have contemplated including the piece in one of his sets of Bagatelles; one interesting idea he had was to delay the left-hand figure with a sixteenth-note rest, giving the piece a bit more swing.

Itene, O miei sospiri not only looks forward in its manneristic treatment of vocal texture and harmony; it looks backward to classical procedures such as the interpolation of rests at the word sospiri (sighs), invented much earlier when the quarter-note rest was called suspirium.

"When he ripped the Post-It off" a viewgraph, revealing the value, "there was a quarter-note rest in the whole audience during which nobody breathed; and then a big gasp, collectively".