(nota) semicorchea
semiquaver
(nota) semicorchea is a music term in Spanish that is equivalent to the English term 'sixteenth note'. In music notation, it is a note played for half the duration of an eighth note (quaver), hence the name 'sixteenth note'. It is often used in sheet music and scores and is recognizable by its oval shape with a stem and two flags or beams.
Example sentences using: (nota) semicorchea
La semicorchea es una nota musical bastante rápida.
The semiquaver is a rather fast musical note.
In this sentence, the term 'semicorchea' refers to a specific type of musical note. It is used to describe a note that is typically played very quickly.
Mi pieza favorita tiene un uso extensivo de la semicorchea.
My favorite piece has an extensive use of the semiquaver.
Here, 'semicorchea' is used in context of a musical composition. The term indicates that the piece heavily features this type of fast-paced note.
El profesor me está enseñando a tocar una semicorchea en la guitarra.
The teacher is teaching me to play a semiquaver on the guitar.
In this example, 'semicorchea' details the type of note being taught. It suggests that the student is learning to play this quick note on the guitar.