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Variant of notate

notate Definition

no·tate (tāt′)

transitive verb notated -·tat′ed, notating -·tat′·ing

to write or record (esp. music) in notation
notated Usage Examples

Object

  • score: I won't change the notes on the page, so it sounds a fifth higher than the notated score.
  • material: Material can either be wholly improvised, or be based around notated material.
  • work: Clues about improvisatory styles from the last millenium are to be found in contemporary notated works.
  • form: Funny how the same piece, when translated into notated form, made the trip uptown from the Knitting Factory to Lincoln Center.

Modifying Another Word

  • fully: For the first time, the Celtic style " woven texture " accompaniment unique to the instrument is fully notated.
  • then: The relevant passages, variously for high or low voices, were then notated in score on pp.
  • well: The songs and calls are extremely well notated, even tho the pronunciation takes some getting used too.

Preposition: in

  • score: The relevant passages, variously for high or low voices, were then notated in score on pp.
  • way: The pitch of the notes is notated in the usual way, eg the octave modifiers, and ' are useable.