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time signature Music a sign usually consisting of two figures, one above the other, the upper figure representing the number of beats per bar and the lower one the time value of each beat. This sign is placed after the key signature at the outset of a piece or section of a piece How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The album, "Spot," features original material that "mines the bluesy and Latin aspects of jazz, with some waltz time as well," a release says. Or, speaking of first flowers, consider the way Elvis Presley and friends tortured Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon of Kentucky," which was originally recorded in waltz time, into a four-on-the-floor rocker, and the way Bill Monroe himself played their version for the rest of his long career. Their prime interest rate is at 0 - that's 0 percent - and it's been there for half a year and their economy still refuses to move faster than waltz time. |
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