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marysya [2.9K]
3 years ago
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4. Answer the following questions about the musical example below. Write directly on the example as necessary. (5 points) से a.

What should the time signature be for this example? Write your answer next to the treble clef. b. Every note in this example is (Write the letter name.) c. Circle all sixteenth notes. d. How many beats does the rest in the second measure get? e. Give the example a final barline. Bonus: Include a dynamic marking of your choice.​

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ziro4ka [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A. This sample is in 4/4

B. Every note in this sample is B

C. There are 4 sixteenth notes in the second measure, after the 2 eighth notes. I have attached a picture of sixteenth notes below.

D. The rest in the second measure gets 1 beat, as this sample is in 4/4

E. I presume you know what a final barline looks like. If not, I have attached an image of one.

F. There are several different dynamic markings, the most common being, F (forte, loud), MF (mezzo-forte, medium loud), and P (piano, soft)

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