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Whole Rest.
Whole Rest - as a noun
A musical rest equal in duration to four beats in common time
Example Sentences
"The conductor signaled a whole rest to indicate a pause in the music."
"In sheet music, a whole rest represents a silence lasting for four beats."
"The pianist counted the measures carefully and entered after the whole rest."
"The violinist held the bow in anticipation during the whole rest."
"The choir director instructed the singers to take a breath during the whole rest."
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