Definition of semibreve in English:

semibreve

noun ˈsɛmɪbriːvˈsɛmiˌbriv

British Music

A note having the time value of two minims or four crotchets, represented by a ring with no stem. It is the longest note now in common use.
Also called whole note
Example sentencesExamples
- The cantus firmus is sounded in semibreves in the middle of the three voices.
- For the first time the minim is now fully accepted as a note-value in its own right rather than as a special kind of semibreve.
- The theme, an eight-bar structure of stentorian semibreve piano chords, receives six doggedly unvaried statements.

Definition of semibreve in US English:

semibreve

nounˈsemēˌbrēvˈsɛmiˌbriv

British Music

A note having the time value of two half notes or four quarter notes, represented by a ring with no stem. It is the longest note now in common use.
Also called whole note
Example sentencesExamples
- The cantus firmus is sounded in semibreves in the middle of the three voices.
- For the first time the minim is now fully accepted as a note-value in its own right rather than as a special kind of semibreve.
- The theme, an eight-bar structure of stentorian semibreve piano chords, receives six doggedly unvaried statements.

单词	semibreve
释义	Definition of semibreve in English: semibreve noun ˈsɛmɪbriːvˈsɛmiˌbriv British Music A note having the time value of two minims or four crotchets, represented by a ring with no stem. It is the longest note now in common use. Also called whole note Example sentencesExamples The cantus firmus is sounded in semibreves in the middle of the three voices. For the first time the minim is now fully accepted as a note-value in its own right rather than as a special kind of semibreve. The theme, an eight-bar structure of stentorian semibreve piano chords, receives six doggedly unvaried statements. Definition of semibreve in US English: semibreve nounˈsemēˌbrēvˈsɛmiˌbriv British Music A note having the time value of two half notes or four quarter notes, represented by a ring with no stem. It is the longest note now in common use. Also called whole note Example sentencesExamples The cantus firmus is sounded in semibreves in the middle of the three voices. For the first time the minim is now fully accepted as a note-value in its own right rather than as a special kind of semibreve. The theme, an eight-bar structure of stentorian semibreve piano chords, receives six doggedly unvaried statements.
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