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Several types of notation were used. Singers used the syllabic symbols for the five notes of the pentatonic scale, as did players of pipes. Players of the stone and bell chimes, which were tuned to the lUs, used symbols that represented the pitch names of the lUs. Players of flutes and zithers used a kind of tablature. None of this notation indicated rhythm.



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