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demisemiquaver
[ dem-ee-sem-ee-kwey-ver ]
noun
- a thirty-second note.
demisemiquaver
/ 藞诲蓻尘瑟藢蝉蓻尘瑟藢办飞别瑟惫蓹 /
noun
- music a note having the time value of one thirty-second of a semibreve Usual US and Canadian namethirty-second note
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of demisemiquaver1
Example Sentences
The torrent of demisemiquavers and double demisemiquavers pouring from the piano which was situated in one corner of the parlor, filled its neighborhood and entirely quenched the buzzing of the conversation.
The demisemiquavers were scarcely equal to the ordinary semibreves of other countries.
Remember, you've got to begin on the demisemiquaver at the end of the bar鈥攐nly not too staccato, remember鈥攁nd allow for the pause.
After a brilliant symphony, performed by one of the young visitors, in which runs and crossings of demisemiquavers in tempo prestissimo occupied the principal share, Mr. Falconer asked Miss Ilex how she liked it.
The song of the choristers died away in a shake of demisemiquavers, contrary to all the rules of psalmody.
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