Yes you can. When playing wind instruments it's normal to take breathes where the music changes (a repeat) or stops momentarily. You of course don't want to make it too noticeable, just as you would anywhere else you would breathe. With wind instruments the goal is to only have to take breathes when there are breathe marks, rests, or it is the end of phrase. If you are a beginner this can be a challenge as your lungs have not fully adapted to all the air your putting out. Until your able to reach this point try at those points as well as other areas that would not interrupt the sound of the flow (for example you wouldn't want to breathe during a slur).
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Phrases and slurs often look alike in a piece. A slur is the more common marking in pieces, where a curved line is under many notes in a row often multiple measures in length. It is meant to be played without using a tongue in a legato style. A phrase mark looks very identical because they are both curved lines under many notes. However, phrase markings will show articulations under them like accents, legato marks, staccato marks, etc. Also, they show breathe marks afterward so you can breathe. Phrases are used to indicate a player should take any breathes while playing that particular section. Instead, the player should breathe in the indicated rests and breathe marks.
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As long as the ball isn't in motion and it is on the green, you can mark its position and wait your turn to play.
Other than question marks, it seems only hyphens, apostrophes and periods are allowed in questions.
It literally shows a wind musician to breathe in a specific spot, allowing for a quick break between notes.
Do you mean a pitchmark? Just get your pitch mark repair tool and push it into the edges just around the pitch mark and then pull back, repeat around the whole pitch mark and then tap flat with the bottom of your putter.
Yes, you are allowed to do this. You are however, not allowed to remove white stakes as these mark the boundary of the course.
The opponent is not allowed to go across the net in order to check the mark on a clay court. They must call the mark before they can cross the net.
Peoples step lengths vary based on their leg length. To measure ones stride mark a spot take a step mark it and repeat a few more times and then find the average distance.
The main advantages of using a marking gauge over a pencil and ruler is that you can repeat the settings on every workpiece that you mark out. (i.e. you can make an identical mark on each of the pieces you are working with).