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''''Prima volta'''' means first time. It is one of the common [[shorthand|shorthand]]-notations in music.
'''Prima volta''' means first time. It is one of the common [[shorthand]]-notations in music.


[[File:primavolta1.jpg|381x134px|primavolta1.jpg]]
[[File:primavolta1.jpg|prima volta]]


The sequence played in the above example will be : G, G#, G, A
The sequence played in the above example will be : G, G#, G, A


The second time (after hitting the repeat-bar line) the prima-volta part is skipped and the [[secunda_volta|secunda-volta]] part is to be played.
The second time (after hitting the repeat-bar line) the prima-volta part is skipped and the [[secunda_volta]] part is to be played.


Please note that in this example the repeat-dots in the first bar are omitted (as is common practice).
Please note that in this example the repeat-dots in the first bar are omitted (as is common practice).


See also [[dal_segno|dal segno]]
See also [[dal segno]]


[[nl:prima volta]]
[[nl:prima volta]]

Revision as of 18:30, 11 August 2022

Prima volta means first time. It is one of the common shorthand-notations in music.

prima volta

The sequence played in the above example will be : G, G#, G, A

The second time (after hitting the repeat-bar line) the prima-volta part is skipped and the secunda_volta part is to be played.

Please note that in this example the repeat-dots in the first bar are omitted (as is common practice).

See also dal segno