Answer:
1. Pitches are indicated by noteheads that either occur on the middle of a line on the staff, or in a space between two lines. The clef determines the names of the pitches on the staff. Here is an interactive example of the grand staff, which consists of a treble clef and bass clef staff. The higher a note is on the staff, the higher its pitch is.
2. Look at any piece of music.
Note the smallest subdivision (eighth, sixteenth, whichever).
Select any rhythm, and note how it divides into 4.
Compare the selected rhythm with the list of 8 common rhythms.
Wash, rinse, repeat. After a few times, you’ll start to recognize them more quickly .
The time signature is 3/4, you will have three beats every measure(measures are divided by the line after the second note)
FOR EXAMPLE
first note : 2 beats/counts (because its a half note)
second note: 1 beat/counts (because its a quarter note)
the second measure
there are three beats because they are all quarter notes
hope that helped i didnt under stand what you were asking , tell me if you have questions i know a lot about music
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Explanation:
Answer: Freedom of form and design, song-like melodies (as well as many chromatic harmonies and discords), dramatic contrasts of dynamics/pitch, and big orchestras (due mainly to brass and the invention of the valve).
True if you need a explanation there’s a lot of websites on the internet:)
