Chords (5.8 Example 23) 5.2. Round brackets surrounding question numbers/letters, and square brackets surrounding total numbers of marks, will be shown in UEB as they fall outside a musical score (see Example 23). 5.3 Within musical extracts, references to question numbers 7#a7, were previously enclosed in special parentheses e.g. these >#a'. will be preceded by the word sign (dots 345), for example 5.4 In cases where letters used to indicate features of a musical score, relating to questions, were previously enclosed in special 7;a7, >a' parentheses e.g. these will be preceded by the word sign (dots 345) (see Examples 22 and 23). 5.5 Where brief notes explaining conventions used in braille music extracts are included, these will be enclosed by the UEB @.< @.> transcriber note sign (dots 4, 46, 126) and (dots 4, 46, 345) (see Examples 21 to 23) as they are not part of the musical score. 5.6 Example 21 is a typical question from a theory examination paper with a short musical extract. Example 21 1. [10 marks] Describe fully each of the melodic intervals contained within the following extract, e.g. minor 3rd. ;' ,2 [In the following extract, the signs (dots 56, 3) and (dots 6, 23) indicate the beginning and ending respectively of square brackets below the stave enclosing the paired notes comprising intervals
Chords (5.8 Example 23) 5.2. Round brackets surrounding question numbers/letters, and square brackets surrounding total numbers of marks, will be shown in UEB as they fall outside a musical score (see Example 23). 5.3 Within musical extracts, references to question numbers were previously enclosed in special parentheses e.g. 7#a7, these will be preceded by the word sign (dots 345), for example >#a'. 5.4 In cases where letters used to indicate features of a musical score, relating to questions, were previously enclosed in special parentheses e.g. 7;a7, these will be preceded by the word sign >a' (dots 345) (see Examples 22 and 23). 5.5 Where brief notes explaining conventions used in braille music extracts are included, these will be enclosed by the UEB transcriber note sign @.< (dots 4, 46, 126) and @.> (dots 4, 46, 345) (see Examples 21 to 23) as they are not part of the musical score. 5.6 Example 21 is a typical question from a theory examination paper with a short musical extract. Example 21 1. [10 marks] Describe fully each of the melodic intervals contained within the following extract, e.g. minor 3rd. [In the following extract, the signs ;' (dots 56, 3) and ,2 (dots 6, 23) indicate the beginning and ending respectively of square brackets below the stave enclosing the paired notes comprising intervals
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