Minute a Day Stage 1 Lesson 10
 

 

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Here you can learn how to read music.

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This is a treble clef with the TIME SIGNATURE OF 4/4.
Treble clef 4/4

A time signature indicates the value (what kind of note it is) of the beat (the top number) and the number of beats in the bar (the bottom number).

The example above and below means that there are 4 'crotchet' notes in every measure. The notes written here are called  crotchets. In other lessons we will learn what other kinds of notes look like.

4 quarter notes

Here is an example of a time signature of 3/4. There are 3 beats in every bar.

3/4

Here is a drum playing two bars in 3/4 time.

2 measures 3/4

 

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