2:4, 3:4 and 4:4 Time signatures (USA version)

These three time signatures are a great start for a beginner to music reading. The time signatures first appear on page 6 of Thinking Theory Book 1, along with plenty of practice and review.
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After this video students will be prepared to complete page 6 of Thinking Theory Book One which is available for purchase here: colourfulkeys.ie/shop/thinking...
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[@Blurtrovert]

Thank you, my project for music this quarter was to make a time signature then perform it. This helped a lot.

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Thank you for this information

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Short and straightforward. Perfect.

[@ColourfulKeys]

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[@ColourfulKeys]

Glad I could help!

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[@marienne1878]

Thank you :)

[@ColourfulKeys]

No problem 😊

[@anzatzi]

What is a quarter-note beat? Since all the time signatures are defined in terms of
the "quarter note beat", what are we talking about?

[@ColourfulKeys]

As you advance in theory level you will see time signatures with different numbers at the bottom. At this level, it's enough to understand that quarter notes are one beat but that does vary when you get to other time signatures.

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Lol, I still don't understand 🤣

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This could of been explained alot better.

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How did you do on the test

[@zoethefrenchgirl2996]

There are 5 beats all valued as a quarter note

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