One well-known song that follows the thirty-two bar form is "I Got Rhythm" by George Gershwin. This structure typically consists of four sections, each eight bars long, often organized as AABA. The A sections present the main theme, while the B section provides a contrasting melody. This form has been widely used in jazz and popular music, influencing countless compositions.
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In the Middle Ages, a bar over a numeral multiplied the value by 1000. Thus 19,000 could be represented as follows: ___ XIX
Both bar graphs and picture graphs show statistics (data) in a visual (graphic) form.
Although MMMM is intrinsically correct, it breaks the accepted convention that states no symbol may be repeated more than 3 times. Thus the upper limit using this convention is 3999 (MMMCMXCIX). However, using Middle Age notation, we can place a horizontal bar over any value to multiply it by 1,000. Thus 4000 is 4 x 1000, and can be notated as follows: __ IV Another form of notation, also from the Middle Ages, uses the original symbols for D and M. With these symbols it is possible to make 4,000 using 1500+1500+1000, which would be written as follows: CIƆƆCIƆƆCIƆ This form of notation can also be written as follows: ↀƆↀƆↀ