a(n) _____ is a musical pattern in which the performer, sometimes in a small instrumental group, plays a set of notes until the listener has become familiar with the pattern and is able to repeat it without hesitation.

An example of an _____ is the repeated pattern that occurs when a stringed instrument is held in the hands of an amateur musician. When the string is played and left to its natural, repeatable tension, the string is held in a similar manner. This is known as the (n) 1st String.

The original pattern for the stringed instrument is known as the n 2nd String. It is the first string that has been played, so you hear the first string before the n 2nd. The next string, the n 3rd string, is played by the instrumentalist and is often a repeated pattern. The n 4th string is played by the band leader and, as with the n 1st string, is often repeated until the n 5th string.

In the case of the n 4th string, the instrumentalist often plays the n 5th string, which is sometimes called the n 5th string. This is the final string that will be played.

The same thing goes with the n 1st string. It is often repeated until the n 2nd string. It is the first string that the instrumentalist plays. It is the first string that will be played at the end of the piece.

_____ is any string that is repeated in the piece.

For the purposes of this tutorial, I am going to refer to the n 1st string as the A string, and the n 4th string as the B string.

the 5th string is the A string. So if we want the A string to be repeated in the piece, the B string will be the 5th string.

A string is repeated until it becomes the B string.