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LIGA (oldital. Liga - connection, from lat. Ligo - I connect) - a musical notation sign, curved up or down an arcuate feature. L., connecting two adjacent notes of the same height, shows that they are combined into one note of total duration (see Ligature). L. above or below a group of notes heights means their connected performance (see Legato) and separation from neighboring sounds or their groups (see Caesura), and in wok. music shows that all these notes are played on one syllable. In the 16-17 centuries. extending a note through a time line was not indicated by L. connecting two notes of the same height, but by a point after a time line: Occasionally, this notation was used in later times. Some other methods were also used (N. P. Diletsky in The Musik Grammar, 1677-81, writes with censure that L. was sometimes replaced by a sharp sign). Frazirochnye L. up to ser.18 century almost never been used (rarely found even in the essay by I.S. Bach). Only in the 2nd floor. 18 century and especially in the 19th century. they begin to be attracted more widely. V.A. Vakhromeev.