Contrast this with the time signature which also assigns six quavers to each measure, but by convention connotes a simple triple time : 3 crotchet beats.
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BWV 621 is scored for single manual and pedal, with the " cantus firmus " in the soprano voice almost entirely in plain crotchets.
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Others use the " crotchet-minim " scheme, while others use the " dotted quaver-semiquaver-crotchet-quaver-quaver " scheme.
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Others use the " crotchet-minim " scheme, while others use the " dotted quaver-semiquaver-crotchet-quaver-quaver " scheme.
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Geller was renowned for his gruff manner and his crotchets, which included a hearty and often-expressed dislike for the town of Gloucester and its citizens.
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It is, for example, more natural to use the quarter note / crotchet as a beat unit in or than the eight / quaver in or.
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The same instrument recorded a "'crotchet "', an instantaneous perturbation of the Earth's ionosphere by ionizing soft X-rays.
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The French name, " croche " is from the same source as " crotchet, " the British name for the quarter note.
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The syncopated crotchets in the pedal also interrupt the fermatas at the end of each " cantus " line, giving a further sense of restlessness.
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The strengths and weaknesses of the pair, their tics and crotchets, might have come into play in complex and suspenseful ways that would redeem the thriller sequences.
