Which system of notation had developed in England and was intended to facilitate sight-reading? a. Staff notation b. Shape-note notation c.Gregorian notation d.English notation

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Pulkit Sharma asked Apr 6, 2023

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Which system of notation had developed in England and was intended to facilitate sight-reading?

a. Staff notation
b. Shape-note notation
c.Gregorian notation
d.English notation

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b. shape-note notation

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In this form of notation, each note was represented by either a triangle, square, oval, or diamond shape. Helps in indicating pitch by reading it.

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