Simple Meter - Three Minute Music Theory #10

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Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

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[@p.samueldevaratnam7914]

Nice sir wonderful explanation it's very useful to the students. Thank you

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Nice explanation sir !!!!!

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[@juntjackson2647]

Hi Sir, I am just learning this , but I wonder if there is a time signature is wrong in 3:00, the second staff. There are 4 beats in a measure, so it should be 4 2 rather than 3 2 (I am just new, I do not know if I am right or wrong)

[@ThreeMinuteMusicTheory]

You are correct. It is suppose to be a 4/2. I have no I idea why I put 3/2 there.

[@TRANNGUYEN-nx5mx]

Clearly described. Thank you !

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[@somarriba333]

How do you count 32nd notes?

[@ThreeMinuteMusicTheory]

32nd notes are typically too fast to count, so there is not set method. In the rare case you are able to count it you can try: 1 di e da & di a da 2 di e da & di a da

[@PeteMel1875]

Hi, just wondering what is the reason for changing which one /note gets the beat?

[@ThreeMinuteMusicTheory]

There really is not. It is more of a preference these days. I prefer time signatures where the quarter note gets the beat. In the classic period, like in Mozart's time, they preferred 2/2. John Phillip Sousa has many of his marches in 2/2. Some composers will change which note gets the beat to change the feel of the music. Like going from 4/4 to 6/8 and keeping the 8th note constant.

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

Quarter note = crotchet.

[@ThreeMinuteMusicTheory]

Correct.

[@bhadreshmewada7790]

I can't understand

[@ThreeMinuteMusicTheory]

What part do you not understand?