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    Music is measured in time units called measures. Within each measure, there are a set number of beats which notes are counted against. The longer the note, the fewer notes fit within a measure - whole notes last 4 beats, half notes 2 beats, quarter notes 1 beat each, eighth notes divide the beat into two, and sixteenth notes divide the beat into four parts.

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    Music is measured in time units called measures. Within each measure, there are a set number of beats which notes are counted against. The longer the note, the fewer notes fit within a measure - whole notes last 4 beats, half notes 2 beats, quarter notes 1 beat each, eighth notes divide the beat into two, and sixteenth notes divide the beat into four parts.

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    Music is measured in time units called measures. Within each measure, there are a set number of beats which notes are counted against. The longer the note, the fewer notes fit within a measure - whole notes last 4 beats, half notes 2 beats, quarter notes 1 beat each, eighth notes divide the beat into two, and sixteenth notes divide the beat into four parts.

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    Music is measured in time units called measures. Within each measure, there are a set number of beats which notes are counted against. The longer the note, the fewer notes fit within a measure - whole notes last 4 beats, half notes 2 beats, quarter notes 1 beat each, eighth notes divide the beat into two, and sixteenth notes divide the beat into four parts.

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    How to Count Timing for Notes : Rythm

    Music is Measured in Time similar to how an Inch is divided


    Whole, Half, Quarter, Eighth, or Sixteenth of an Inch - As the Fraction doubles the speed doubles
    4 counts
    Whole Note

    1(234)

    2 counts
    Half Notes 1/2

    1(2) 3(4)

    1 count each
    Quarter Notes 1/4

    1 2 3 4

    .5 counts each 8 notes played in time of 4 counts


    Eighth Notes 1/8

    1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &

    .25 counts each 16 notes played in time of 4 counts


    Sixteenth Notes 1/16

    1 e & a 2 e & a 3 e & a 4 e & a

    1/1

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