Angie Garbarino Dec 10, 2018:

So the system choose the answer "Agree with..." Useful for the glossary I must say

Charles Davis Feb 22, 2015:

I particularly like the names of rests in French. A semiquaver rest is a "quart de soupir", a "soupir" being a crotchet rest.

Charles Davis Feb 22, 2015:

And if it's going into American English, double croche is a sixteenth note.

Nikki Scott-Despaigne Feb 22, 2015:

But you have to be very careful. A "double croche" is a "semi-quaver" for example. A "croche" is a "quaver" not a crotchet for example. Some are misleading so you do need a minimum amount of knowledge, or the reflex to look up and compare.
Check out Google images. That'll set it straight for you.
Ye--ha! I knew my Grade 8 bassoon and my grade 7 piano would come in handy on ProZ one day!

writeaway Feb 22, 2015:

What is the problem here? It's everyday music terminology. You will find it if you look up "croche" in the dictionary.