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How are musical works recorded?

For this purpose, musical notation is used. Using certain rules and a system of signs, it is possible to write down sounding music on paper so that the performing musician can reproduce it accurately.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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Which holy book contains 29 combinations of letters whose meanings are unknown?

29 of the 114 surahs of the Qur'an begin with combinations of Arabic letters, the so-called muqatta, the meanings of which are unknown. The interpreters of the Qur'an tried to interpret them in different ways, including by converting them into numbers corresponding to the serial numbers of letters in the Arabic alphabet, and looking for patterns in these numbers. However, most Muslims simply consider the mukatta to be a divine secret.

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