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Article #23Dance a few bars?
From: Trevorr429
Date: Sat, 06 Sep 2003 18:42
Date: Sat, 06 Sep 2003 18:42
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If music is written in bar increments, how many bars would there be in the musical accompaniment to, say, a typical olympic ice-dancing routine? Also, if the various routines' permitted time remains the same -- say every contestant gets five minutes, for example -- do the number of bars in the choreography change depending on the tempo of the music or the time signatures? I would think yes to the tempo, but no(?) re the time sigs. Please let me know! Thanks! Trevorr
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