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1. Musical notation has evolved significantly over time, starting with neumes which were dots and squiggles indicating pitch ranges, to Guido d'Arezzo introducing the staff in 1030 with lines and spaces indicating specific pitches.
2. In the 13th-14th centuries, rhythmic modes through ligature patterns were developed to more clearly notate rhythm, and Franco of Cologne began establishing consistent relationships between note shapes and durations, starting modern notation.
3. The 15th-16th centuries saw the transition to void noteheads, decline of ligatures due to printing, and establishment of many modern notational conventions in instrumental music through the use of ties, slurs, and ledger lines.
1. Musical notation has evolved significantly over time, starting with neumes which were dots and squiggles indicating pitch ranges, to Guido d'Arezzo introducing the staff in 1030 with line…