bar line

And it's asking you to put in the bar lines.

His voice moves across bar lines and around the beat.

Where would you put those bar lines do you think?

At first the bar lines where there to show which notes should be played or sung together.

They'd take it over the bar lines, or do whatever."

"They count differently, sometimes across the bar lines," he said.

The bar lines will usually join up the staves of each family.

There were certainly no bar lines and regular beat.

They looked at the bar lined with construction workers.

So the bar lines running down the page are sometimes amusingly crooked.

Therefore, any bar lines would cut at least one line arbitrarily".

"Bar lines should fall away to reveal supple blending of words and music," she said.

"I'm constantly trying to get the musicians to play around the bar lines, to stretch and bend," he said.

He made the phrase, in all its variety, more important than the rigid delineation of the bar line.

The only way Glass could overcome this irreconcilable difference was by doing away with the bar lines completely.

A long, dark bar lines the entrance area.

He often dispensed with bar lines and key signatures.

The D major's theme strains across bar lines, erasing any meaning they might have.

Conducting from this score is difficult because of a shortage of bar lines.

Long phrases were diced into smaller ones; heavy accents announced every bar line.

Early Zwiefachers were played before the modern bar line was invented.

For instance, bar lines are inserted automatically according to the current meter (time signature).

Fiddles will break in for eight bar lines.

The starting position of the dancer can be given before the double bar lines at the start of the score.

The double bar line in the music corresponds to the colon in the text.