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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
score in musical notation , manuscript or printed music in which the various parts are placed one above the other so that notes that are to be played simultaneously are in vertical alignment. Early polyphony was notated in score until the early 13th cent., when choir books, in which the parts were written out separately one after another, came into use. Part books, with a separate book for each part, were employed in the 16th and 17th cent. With the rise of opera music around the beginning of the 17th cent., the modern score came into being, with bar lines scored from top to bottom through... Read more
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The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music short score. See score . Read more
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A Dictionary of Business and Management Altman's Z score See Z score . Read more

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