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beat steady, consistent sound or silent pulse

rhythm how long and short sound and silence are made

rhythmic notation NameSymbolDurationWhat does it say? Quarter Note Quarter Rest

rhythmic notation NameSymbolDurationWhat does it say? Half Note Half Rest

rhythmic notation NameSymbolDurationWhat does it say? Whole Note Whole Rest

rhythmic notation NameSymbolDurationWhat does it say? Eighth Note Eighth Rest

measure musical container

bar lines musical separator

fermata to hold out the sound

double bar lines musical stop sign

time signature numbers that tell the performer how many beats are in a measure (top number) and what note gets the beat (bottom number) 2 two beats in a measure 4 quarter note gets the beat 3 three beats in a measure 4 quarter note gets the beat 4 four beats in a measure 4 quarter note gets the beat 6 six beats in a measure 8 eighth note gets the beat

duple meter multiple of two

triple meter multiple of three

critter compositions Place them in order you want them Practice what you want to call them Clap the rhythm of their names while saying their names Clap the rhythm without saying their names Perform your composition