Time Signatures
At the beginning of each piece of music, after the treble clef, is the time signature.
The time signature indicates the number of beats per bar (the top number) and the type of note receiving one beat (the bottom number). For example:
Thus in * time there must be the equivalent of 4 quarter note beats per bar, e.g.:
* is the most common time signature and is sometimes represented by this symbol called common time.
The other time signature used in this book are;
Three Four Time
indicates three quarter note beats per bar.
Two Four Time
indicates two quarter note beats per bar.
Six Eight Time
indicates six eighth note beats per bar.
Class Sessions
1- The G Major Scale
2- Glossary of Musical Terms
3- Swing Rhythms
4- Syncopation
5- The Sixteenth Note
6- The Six Eight Time Signature
7- The Eighth Note Triplet
8- The F Major Scale
9- INTRODUCTION
10- The Major Scale
11- LESSON FOUR
12- Key Signatures
13- The Octave
14- Shuffle Rhythm
15- Approach to Practice
16- The Key of C Major
17- The Rudiments of Music
18- Note Values
19- Time Signatures