Dismiss

askville homepage
Hightest Level: 2
Topics: random crap, words
Asked by Giovanni 1 month ago ( Send a Compliment)

0
Forward to Friends Forward to friends
Discuss this question (3 comments) why can't I answer? add to Digg Digg it! add to Facebook Add to Facebook Report abuse

av-answers (2)
(3)
 
show all details - hide all details

"It is..."

Hightest Level: 4 by peppercat on Oct 14 2009 (1 month ago)
Best Answer Winner! Best Answer
Official Rating
Four stars

..a 64th note in music.

 

Sixty fourth note. A note containing sixty fourths of a beat from a whole note. 

Sources: www.definition-of.com/hemidemisemiquaver -www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hemidemisemiquaver
Like this Answer? Thumb Up (0)

"1/64 note, or an eighth of an eighth. It's the quickest note defined. "

Hightest Level: 5 by danielpauldavis on Oct 14 2009 (1 month ago)
Official Rating
Three and a half stars

But I couldn't tell you what music you can find examples of it in.

Like this Answer? Thumb Up (0)




Or ask a question of your own:


 

Latest post on this question's discussion board:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_focpf64SxpI/SR8_s7gyM6I/AAAAAAAAFCs/TC5PuFJra7E/s1600-h/notation11.jpg

It's a note with four flags, 1/64 the duration of a whole note. These are seldom seen individually; more often, they're strung together in arpeggios, trills, and similar constructions.
Read more & discuss (3 comments)