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Time Signature- ginagamit para malaman kung ilang kumpas mayroon ang bawat measure.

Ang Time Signature ay mayroong dalawang numero; sa itaas at ibaba.

Ang nasa itaas na numero ay nagsasaad kung ilang kumpas mayroon bawat measure.

Ang nasa ibabang numero naman ay nagsasaad kung ilang kumpas mayroon ang whole note at whole rest sa awitin.

Ang mga halimbawa ng Time Signature ay ang:

•2/4

•3/4

•4/4

•6/8

Mahalagang malaman na ang Time Signature ay hindi katulad ng fraction.ñ na may guhit sa gitna.

Ngunit minsa'y ginagamit ang guhit para paghiwalayin ang dalawang numero kapag nakatayo ang pagsulat.

The English word of CREDO in latin is "CREED"

Explanation:

Una pa lang ng ikaw ay makita ko hindi ko akalaing aabot tayo sa puntong ito, hindi ko maisip na mahuhulog ako

Sana ay pagbigyan mo ang puso ko na mapalapit at ipakita ang pagmamahal ko

so corny

The Canzonets for five and six voices (1597) contain Morley's maturest work and reveal him well in sad and affecting moods as well as cheerful: he was clearly of a mercurial temperament. Among the works is a noble elegiac madrigal in memory of Henry Noel, a gentleman pensioner of the Queen, skilled in music and beloved of the musicians.3

Not content with this, in these years Morley made two collections of Italian madrigals, adapting the words to English. The second of these is dedicated to Sir Gervase Clifton: 'Good sir, I ever held this sentence of the poet as a canon of my creed: that whom God loveth not, they love not music ... For your part, I cannot easily tell whether I may more commend in you Art itself or the love of art ... It is not with you as with many others which for form affect it much.' In addition to the Italians Morley included two Italianate madrigals by the gifted Catholic exile, Peter Phillips, who became organist to Philip II's daughter and son-in-law at their Court in Brussels. Nine volumes in seven years!--with his important manual on music, and a volume of consort lessons for instrumental ensemble.

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