Barline, Rhythms, and Nature of Songs

On the sheet music of a song is usually listed an early sign pre-tone. This sign is known as a sign barline. Barline sign usually consisting of two figures, one figure above the third line, and the other numbers on the third line below pre-tone.

At the time signature numbers above stated amount of tap in units of one measure, while those below indicate note values ​​the tap unit.

For example:
Signs barline 3/4, that means there are 3 tap tap notes in denominations of 1/8. Keep in mind that, unlike the three tap three notes. Barline 3 tap may consist of 3 notes, 4 notes, 5 notes, or just one note. The most important thing on a barline sign means each barline has a tap number (not value) to be the same but the number could not differ.

Rhythm is a musical movement that runs regularly. This causes irregular motion pop song be heard and felt. Rhythm associated with short-term notes, and light-weight stress or accent on the note.

Signs barline can often indicate the nature of the particular song tempo or speed of the song. Often many of them think, that marks the barline with larger numbers sung or played with a lighter and faster, while lower numbers Kevil sung or played with heavier and slower.