notehead

The appearance of the note head best relates which style to use.

Some parents say the move is warranted noting head trauma can be "serious"

You will need to copy those note heads onto manuscript paper and put em in.

In music, a note head is the elliptical part of a note.

Near the end of the 16th century, the square or diamond-shaped notes changed to the round note heads that are used today.

Notes with value less than a half note use an "X" instead of an oval as a note head.

As a result, note heads become more rounded, and staff lines become thicker.

Musical notes can be placed either on a line (i.e. with a line going through the middle of the note head) or in a space.

The music you need one bar of music line with those blobs which are the note heads in exactly the right places.

Each sound begins at a precise position indicated by the stem of the note, rather than its note head.

"They are just young men," noted head coach Warren Gatland.

The note heads are replaced with pink hearts.

Note head shapes, stems, flags, ties and dots are used to indicate duration.

The notation also changed to a 5-line staff (unlike the contemporary 4-line staff) with square note heads.

The punctum, seen at right, is the simplest of the shapes and most clearly anticipates the modern note head.

It raised a noted head of Caesarion.

He even used special notation for certain of them: "hold keys silently" is indicated by square note heads rather than the usual round ones.

The note heads were rectangles, squares, or diamonds depending on the note length.

Shorter note values attach a stem to the note head, and possibly beams or flags.

It is based on classical staff notation, but sharps and flats are incorporated into the shape of the note heads.

There are also some players who are noted head cases and inevitably could end up in the coach’s dog house or suspended for doing something stupid.

All three elements could be further modified; in particular, they were often styled as if they were note heads.

Artificial harmonics are written with diamond-shaped note heads.

Rim Shot: diagonal slash through note head.

Note heads may be coloured completely black or white, indicating the note value (i.e., rhythmic duration).