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In music, a term used to counteract previous notation (‘8ve’) calling for the performance of music at an octave higher or lower than normal; it indicates that the music is to return to its normal ‘place’ on the stave.



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Plain and simply, this is inculturation gone haywire.
Church music by Kokoski, Paul / Catholic Insight
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And he sometimes goes a bit haywire when he tries to describe them in objective ways, for instance of a project by Revel he says it 'was suspended by steel bars drawn to the facades from elevator towers'.
Fine finnish by Davey, Peter / The Architectural Review
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