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Chapter 3 Basic Rhythms - G Major Music Theory
Gilbert DeBenedetti - 18 - Chapter 3 Basic Rhythms In this Chapter you will: 1. Review some rhythmic notation bar lines to make measures 3. Write time signatures 4. Clap Rhythms with sixteenth notes 5. Count the beats in phrases with dotted notes 6. Count the beats in phrases with rests date: Review some rhythmic notation 1. A beat is (see worksheet ) 2. DRAW lines to match items in column 1 with items in column 2, AND DRAW lines to match items in column 2 with items in column 3. 3. Usual number 1. Note symbol 2. Note Name of beats 2 eighth notes 1 a quarter note 2 a whole note 4 an eighth note 1 a half note one half 3.
© Gilbert DeBenedetti - 20 - www.gmajormusictheory.org Date: 3.3 Write time signatures •The numbers at the beginning of a piece, the two fours after the clef in the
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