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George chant, also known as Gregorian chant, was originally notated using neumatic notation, which consisted of symbols called neumes that indicated the pitch and rhythm of the music. This system provided a visual representation of the melodic contour but lacked precise notation for pitch and duration. Over time, more developed systems such as staff notation emerged to provide clearer musical guidance. Gregorian chant remains an important aspect of liturgical music in the Roman Catholic tradition.

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