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ERIC TAYLOR MUSIC THEORY IN PRACTICE
If anyone has this book I would be grateful for help with some of the exercises on pages 12 and 13.
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The time signature is 4/4 - between the first bar lines it is: 2 crotchets and a minim, between the second two bar lines it is the same.I have to add a Tie and add up the total number of beats made by the Tie.
3/4 - a minim and two crotchets joined by the bar across the top of them. A crotchet and a minim in the second - again I have to add a Tie and add the number of beats made by the Tie.
The time signature is 4/4 - between the first bar lines it is: 2 crotchets and a minim, between the second two bar lines it is the same.I have to add a Tie and add up the total number of beats made by the Tie.
3/4 - a minim and two crotchets joined by the bar across the top of them. A crotchet and a minim in the second - again I have to add a Tie and add the number of beats made by the Tie.
For the 4/4 time sig, if I have visualised it correctly, I imagine the tie will start from the minim in the first bar and go to the crotchet of the second bar, thereby lasting for 3 beats.
For the 3/4 time sig, as a minim is two beats, the 'two crotchets joined by the bar' must in fact be quavers as they are half a beat each and this would therefore add up to three beats in the bar. So the tie would go from the second quaver, to the crotchet in the second bar, which would equal one and a half beats.
Hope this helps :-)
For the 3/4 time sig, as a minim is two beats, the 'two crotchets joined by the bar' must in fact be quavers as they are half a beat each and this would therefore add up to three beats in the bar. So the tie would go from the second quaver, to the crotchet in the second bar, which would equal one and a half beats.
Hope this helps :-)
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