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For questions about visual representation of music and its uses. If the question is about a specific type of notation like tablature, that should also be tagged. Questions about how to input specific notation are best served with the engraving tag.
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Small notes on the staff
These are called appoggiaturas, which are a type of grace note. These should be played on the beat of the note that they precede, and will (usually) be played for half the length of the main note.
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What does the 'L' line in Elgar's "The Spirit of the Lord" mean?
In the introduction to the Elgar's "The Spirit of the Lord", the prologue to The Apostles Op. 49, the score has lines which looks like octave signs, but which have the letter 'L' instead of 8va , e.g. …
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