Rhythmic Notation

This symbol is shown at the end of a measure.

• time signature

• rest

• double barline

• barline

This contains the number of beats indicated by the time signature. It begins after the time signature or barline and ends at the next barline.

• measure

• double barline

• beam

• rhythm

Four note heads; four stems, and two beams make:

• four quarter notes

• four eighth notes

• four sixteenth notes

• four rests

What do you see?

• three eighth notes

• four sixteenth notes

• one eighth note

• three sixteenth notes

When we perform "Clap Jam", do we perform pitches or rhythms?

• pitches

• rhythms

• pitches, rhythms, and harmonies

• neither pitches or rhythms

This symbol designates the end of a section or song.

• repeat sign

• double barline

• fermata

• barline

This symbol tells you to repeat a section.

• fermata

• barline

• repeat sign

• double barline

BPM means:

• beats per minute

• blue purple magenta

• beats per music

• boom pow music

This tells you to make a sound for a specific amount of time.

• beam

• rest

• fermata

• note

This tells you to stay silent for a specific amount of time.

• note

• rest

• barline

• measure