Counting sixteenth note variations
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Jessica Williamson
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COUNTING SIXTEENTH NOTES
Last week, we reviewed/learned how to count sixteenth note variations. Please take a look at the chart to the right to make sure you understand the basics before moving on.
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Sixteenth Notes
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Sixteenth Note Variation 1
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Sixteenth Note Variation 2
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We also came up alternative ways to learn or play a rhythm using WORDS
For example, we said "watermelon" for four sixteenth notes instead of 1e+a.
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This sixteenth note variation is counted "1 + a" but sounds like "blueberry."
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Multiple Choice
Which of these different words could you use to represent this rhythm?
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This sixteenth note variation is counted "1 e +" and sounds like "apple pie"
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Multiple Choice
Which of these different words could you use to represent this rhythm?
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COUNTING SIXTEENTH NOTES
Last week, we reviewed/learned how to count sixteenth note variations. Please take a look at the chart to the right to make sure you understand the basics before moving on.
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