Oh yes, by the way, in music, a hemidemisemiquaver is a sixty-fourth note. Zapateodo is a rhythmic device used in flamenco music; and the musical term scherzo comes from an Italian word for "prank."
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5 comments:
I asked Carlos and he knew them all. He's a classical music savant, though.
Me! I studied music for 9 years as a kid!
sure the hell wassnt me!
I knew the first one from my days in marching band. The last two were new to me.
and you learned all this with an ipod and a treadmill?
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