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(New page: '''Diminution''' in reference to composing and music, relates to the technique of changing a passage of notes into shorter note values (eg. half their value). ==See Also== [[Augmentation...) |
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Latest revision as of 15:28, July 28, 2016
Diminution, in reference to composing and music, relates to the technique of changing a passage of notes into shorter note values (e.g. half their value, or twice as fast).
The opposite is called Augmentation