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nuta

No̱te1 <‑, ‑n> [ˈnoːtə] N f

1. Note MUS:

Note
Note (Notentext)
nuty pl
Note (Notentext)
ganze Note
halbe Note
grać [perf za‑] z nut

2. Note:

Note SCHULE, SPORTS

3. Note meist pl (Banknote):

Note

4. Note LAW:

Note
nota f form

No̱te2 <‑, no pl > [ˈnoːtə] N f (Eigenart)

Note

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1906 schloss er die Ausbildung mit der Note vorzüglich ab und erhielt für sein Klavierquartett in e-Moll den Österreichischen Staatspreis für Studenten der Komposition.
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2013 beteiligten sie sich am Jazz-Sampler Verve & Blue Note Today 2013 von Verve und Blue Note Records mit der Händel-Komposition Largo.
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Die übrigen Noten sollen bis Frühjahr 2019 im Abstand von einem halben oder ganzen Jahr folgen.
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Grundsätzlich auf einer Variante des Foliarhythmus basierend, führt er gleich zu Beginn die Zweiteilung der ersten Zählzeit ein (zwei Viertel- statt einer halben Note).
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Durch die Begleitung mit Oktavsprung aufwärts und über den Takt gehaltenen Noten entsteht der Eindruck von Mehrstimmigkeit.
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