This document discusses different musical notation elements including notes, rests, and the measure signature. It describes the parts of a note including the stem, head, and flags. It lists the different note values including whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, and sixteenth notes. It also discusses musical rests that correspond to note values and indicate silence. Finally, it explains that the measure signature at the start of a piece of music indicates the time signature and number of beats per measure.
This document discusses different musical notation elements including notes, rests, and the measure signature. It describes the parts of a note including the stem, head, and flags. It lists the different note values including whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, and sixteenth notes. It also discusses musical rests that correspond to note values and indicate silence. Finally, it explains that the measure signature at the start of a piece of music indicates the time signature and number of beats per measure.
This document discusses different musical notation elements including notes, rests, and the measure signature. It describes the parts of a note including the stem, head, and flags. It lists the different note values including whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, and sixteenth notes. It also discusses musical rests that correspond to note values and indicate silence. Finally, it explains that the measure signature at the start of a piece of music indicates the time signature and number of beats per measure.
This document discusses different musical notation elements including notes, rests, and the measure signature. It describes the parts of a note including the stem, head, and flags. It lists the different note values including whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, and sixteenth notes. It also discusses musical rests that correspond to note values and indicate silence. Finally, it explains that the measure signature at the start of a piece of music indicates the time signature and number of beats per measure.
Notes are the characters used on the staff as symbols of a
musical sound. A note shows the length (or time value) the pitch of tones. PARTS OF A NOTE: Hook- a short line written at the end of the stem, it is also called flag. Stem- is a vertical line written at the left or right side of a note head Stem on left Stem on the right Head Open note head Closed note head KINDS OF NOTES
Whole Note- is an open
note head with a relative time value of 4 beats. Half Note- is an open note head with a stem and a relative time value of 2 beats Quarter Note- is a closed note head with a stem, and a relative time value of 1beat Eight Note- is a closed note head with a stem, one hook or flag and a relative time value of ½ beat Sixteenth Note- is a closed note head with a stem, two hooks or flag and a relative time value of 1/4beat. KINDS OF NOTES THE REST A rest is a musical character used on the staff to indicate silence in music. Each kind of a note has a corresponding kind of rest. The form of rest determines its relative time value. THE MEASURE SIGNATURE
A measure is the space between two
bars. A bars is a vertical line on the staff. A measure is composed of two or more consecutive beats, marked by one or more accents. Measure signature is a numeral sign found at the beginning of a piece of music. Measure signature is a numeral sign found at the beginning of a piece of music. SIMPLE FORMS OF HAND MOVEMENT DOWN-UP- THE 1 S T BEAT IS DOWN, AND THE 2 N D BEAT GOES UP. THIS HOLDS TRUE IS 2/4 AND C. Down-right –up- the 1 s t beat is down, the 2 n d beat is right or outward, and the 3 r d beat goes up. This holds true in ¾ and 3/8. Down- left- right- up- the 1 s t beat goes left or inward, the 3 r d beat goes right or outwards, and the fourth beat goes up. This holds true in 4/4, and common time C. 6 8