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Keywords are: 'musical instrument performance performing polyphonic drone rhythm' perform <args> - play a musical number with an instrument perform notes - the number of notes you can play in a performance perform help - syntax for the perform command To perform, you must be wielding an instrument. You can play while sitting or standing. Performing with instruments consumes a small amount movement or mana, depending on whether the instrument is magical in nature. The number of notes you can play in a performance depends on mostly on your intelligence and little bit on your charisma. Some instruments, mostly drums, are rhythm only, and can play only a single note. Some instruments, such as bagpipes, have a drone that plays a set note continuously throughout a performance. Some instruments are polyphonic and can be used to play both chords or individual notes. The chords are triads, except for keyboard instruments, which play a fourth note one octave below the tonic. The musical notation is as follows: Single notes have 3 components: Accidentals: # for sharp, & for flat (this is optional) Pitch: A-G, capital for high note, lowercase for low note Duration: 1-8 beats Example: #A4 - high A sharp for 4 beats Chords have 4 components: Mode: M - major, m - minor, N - augmented, n - diminished Key: root note of the chord, same usage as single notes Accidental: # for sharp, & for flat (this is optional) Duration: 1-8 beats Example: MC3 - High C major chord for 3 beats Rests have 2 components: R (for rest) Duration: 1-8 beats Example: R2 - Rest 2 beats You cannot start or end performances with a rest, nor can you have two or more rests in a row. A rest will not stop a drone from playing. Example song: "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" perform c2 c2 g2 g2 A2 A2 g4 f2 f2 e2 e2 d2 d2 c4 perform g2 g2 f2 f2 e2 e2 d4 g2 g2 f2 f2 e2 e2 d4 perform c2 c2 g2 g2 A2 A2 g4 f2 f2 e2 e2 d2 d2 c4



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