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The term "unison" originated from the Latin language, where it was derived from the words ūnus, meaning "one," and sonus, meaning "sound." This origin reflects the fundamental concept of unison, which is the production of a single sound by multiple sources.
The term entered the English language through the Old French word unison, which was used to refer to the simultaneous singing of the same pitch by two or more voices. Over time, the meaning of the word expanded to include the production of a single note by any combination of voices or instruments.
In music terminology, unison is typically notated by two or more noteheads placed on the same line or space of the staff. It is a fundamental element of music theory and is used in a wide variety of musical contexts, from simple melodies to complex harmonies.
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