< A Dictionary of Music and Musicians
DIRECT. A mark (
) to be found in music up to the present century at the end of a page, and even of a line, to warn the performer of the note at the beginning of the next page or line, like the catchword at the foot of a page, formerly universal, and still retained in the Quarterly Review. Thus
indicates that the first note of the next line will be G.
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