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Scan 7
A Tune a Day: Violin (A Tune a Day), 1933
25 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1Every Good Boy Does Finely F – A – C – E
3A rest indicates a pause, or silence for the value of the note after which it is named, such as
5SEMIBREVE REST MINIM RESTS CROTCHET RESTS QUAVER RESTS
7The end of a piece is indicated by a light and heavy line
9When a section or part of a piece is to be repeated it will be shown by a double bar with two dots.
11Key Signatures
13The Sharps or Flats found after the Clef at the beginning of each line is called the Key Signature.
14These Sharps or Flats affect all the notes of the same name throughout the piece, except when changed by a new Key Signature or temporarily by an accidental. An Accidental is a Sharp or Flat which does not belong to the Key Signature. An Accidental applies only to the bar in which it is placed.
16Sharps, Flats, and Naturals
18A Sharp (♯) raises the note to which it applies by one-semitone.
19A Flat (♭) lowers the note to which it applies by one-semitone.
20A Natural (♮) takes away the effect of a sharp or flat and restores the note to its original pitch.
22The Violin and Bow
24CHIN-REST TAIL-PIECE BRIDGE FINGERBOARD NECK NUT PEG SCROLL GRIP SCREW FROG HAIR STICK POINT
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