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Signs of Accidental

Accidental signs is a sign which can change the pitch in one measure. These markers are no longer valid in bar next. To better understand this accidental marks should track above the first song sung with the right intonation.<br />
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At the time signatures into three, four, and six are signs that serve to lower mole half tones. In bars third and four, tone marked mol b after being bes. While the tone of a six-bar to turn into aces.<br /><br />Each tone to be awarded with the name mole plus ice, but the tone's a plus. Similarly, the sharp sign, sign moles also only applies to one measure. In terms of international standards, the tone marked mol / flat name plus a flat, eg b to b flat.<br />
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3/4 time signature

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<b>Time signature 3/4 </b>in popular music known as <b>rhythm Walz</b>, but today rarely use this time signature. In music theory, classification time signatures are divided into two, namely the simple time signatures and time signatures stacking.<br />
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<b>Simple time signatures such as</b>: 2/4, 3/4, 4/4. While time signatures which is an array of two or more time signatures such as 6/8 time signatures consist of two 3/8, time signatures 9/8 is an arrangement of three time signatures 3/8, and others.<br />
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Time signatures are actually more focused on writing techniques. For example, the song that marked the actual measures of ¾ can be written in time signatures 3/8, 4/4 time signatures written in 4/8.<br />

Time signature 3/4 in popular music known as rhythm Walz , but today rarely use this time signature. In music theory, classification time ...

Time Signature 4/4

In the songs (popular), time signatures that we often encounter is a sign that measures of 4/4. Rhythm Rock'n Roll, Bossanova, Cha Cha, Rumba, Samba, Jive, etc. are some examples of the marked rhythm measures of 4/4.<br />
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In material form and note values that note as described above notation is a quarter note. In bars above there are four quarter notes, if denoted are:<br />
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Songs marked with bars 4/4 when aggregated in one measure has four quarter notes. It does not mean in any time signatures in one song only terdapt not sepempat but can consist of eighth notes, sixteenth, half, or full notes. Let's look at the bars to this:<br />
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Not in bar consists of two kinds of notes are eighth notes and half notes.<br />
Mathematically equal to: ? +? +? +? = ¼ + ¼<br />
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In the second bars are half tones: ½ = ¼ + ¼<br />
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Thus the two bars into an analyzed also contained four quarter notes. In the next barline although the shape and value of the notes is different from the first and second bars but when analyzed not sure there are four intersections.<br />
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Last time signatures are full notes/ intact. In time signatures 4/4 time signatures are half term (half bar).<br />

In the songs (popular), time signatures that we often encounter is a sign that measures of 4/4. Rhythm Rock'n Roll, Bossanova, Cha Cha, ...

Staves and Key Signature

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The line is used for the tone and rhythm of writing. The difference, are required to write key (clef) to determine the tone name listed on the stave, rhythms while writing is not required because<b> the key signature </b>notation played not pitched.<br />
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<b>Key Signature</b><br />
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Key G serves to set the tone of G contained in the second line from the bottom or from the top line to four.<br />
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The key signature serves to set the tone of F contained in the fourth line from the bottom and top of the line into two. The names of the tones by frequency are as follows:<br />
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Stave notation above there are two key signs that the key of G and F keys The notation above shows that the key of G, and F keys are related and show that the notes in the key of F lower than the notes contained in the key of G. The names of tune arranged sequentially to clarify the position of the tone notation in the stave.<br />
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Signs are the key of C 5 (five) types are distinguished from the key mark the location on the stave. Tone is located in the front center of the notation is c1, the next pitch adjust according to the position / location of the tone that will affect the high and low tones. Because it can move, the key is often called movable clef. Key signature is usually only used for writing instruments viola and cello.<br />
<b><br />Form and note values</b><br />
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<b>Form silent mark</b><br />
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