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The document explains how to count beats in music by discussing time signatures and note values. It shows students different note durations like half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth notes. It explains how multiple shorter notes can be combined with a line when they occur together. After providing this information, students are asked to calculate the beat value of musical examples. The goal is for students to learn about beat, rhythm, patterns, and tempo in music through mathematical calculation and playing rhythm instruments.
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- 2. The top number tells you how many beats to a measure. The bottom number tells you which note gets the beat. Birlik Nota: İkilik Nota: Dörtlük nota: Sekizlik Nota: Note: As it is shown in the table above,if the two eighth notes come together,theycan be combined with a line attached from above. This is applied for more than two eighth notes..
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