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crochet is the European Name of quarter note.
A crochet is a quarter note. It is a filled ball with a stem on it (no flag): ♩
A crotchet has one beat. So it has four quarter beats. If the question refers to quarter note, it is an alternative name to the crotchet.
A crotchet is the British term for the American quarter note. A semibreve is a whole note, therefore, a crotchet is played a quarter of a whole note.
No. It is an eighth note.
In the US, a crochet is called a quarter note.
crochet is the European Name of quarter note.
A quarter note.
A crochet is a quarter note. It is a filled ball with a stem on it (no flag): ♩
A crotchet has one beat. So it has four quarter beats. If the question refers to quarter note, it is an alternative name to the crotchet.
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A crotchet is the British term for the American quarter note. A semibreve is a whole note, therefore, a crotchet is played a quarter of a whole note.
No. It is an eighth note.
Depends... A crochet is what you would add to a note to shorten its duration, as in that little thing you would add to make a quarter note an eight note, or an eighth a sixteenth. etc... Or in french "une croche" is the name for a 8th, so I'm not sure which you're refering to. Hope this helps ! P.S. : Crochet in french (in a non-musical context) translates either to a hook, a check mark or a type of knitting (as in, a sweater made all of wool, by hand with a special knitting technique called "au crochet"). It can also refer to a square bracket. Isin't french wonderful? :)
In music, a "minim" is a note played half as long as a whole note. Where a "crochet" is a note played one quarter of a whole note (or seimbreve).
Depends... A crochet is what you would add to a note to shorten its duration, as in that little thing you would add to make a quarter note an eight note, or an eighth a sixteenth. etc... Or in french "une croche" is the name for a 8th, so I'm not sure which you're refering to. Hope this helps ! P.S. : Crochet in french (in a non-musical context) translates either to a hook, a check mark or a type of knitting (as in, a sweater made all of wool, by hand with a special knitting technique called "au crochet"). It can also refer to a square bracket. Isin't french wonderful? :)
, my name is Jon lemen and a quarter is a basic circle