Whole Note
Definition
A whole note is a musical note that lasts for four beats or counts.
Related terms
Half Note: A half note is a musical note that lasts for two beats or counts.
Quarter Note: A quarter note is a musical note that lasts for one beat or count.
Double Whole Note: A double whole note is a musical note that lasts for eight beats or counts.
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