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1 Rhythm The organization of music in time using long and short note values

2 Downbeat Downward motion of a conductor’s hand that indicates the first beat of a measure

3 Time Signature A sign placed after the clef and key signature at the beginning of a piece that indicates the meter of the piece. It can be placed anywhere else throughout the piece if the meter changes.

4 Unit of measurement of rhythmic time
BEAT Unit of measurement of rhythmic time

5 Study Guide REVIEW

6 Belly Breathing What is it?

7 Chest breathing vs. Diaphragmatic Breathing
Talk about it

8 BUSFOF What is it?

9 Whole note, Half note, Quarter note
Tell me.

10 Major Scale Write it out

11 Complete the rhythms Lets work.

12 Note names review Lets review

13 4/4 time signature Top number? Bottom number?

14 What does it mean? Rhythm Down beat Time signature Beat

15 Sight reading and scales!!!!
Aural test Sight reading and scales!!!!

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