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Quick-Breath Fermata

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This is the shortest fermata. The quick-break fermata is used when you need to make the note only slightly longer than notated. Like the no-break fermata, think of the hold as a way of stretching out the beat before continuing on with the regular pattern, while stealing a quick breath before the next beat. There is no actual cut-off but there is a slight lift to indicate the breath.

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