The appropriate response is fermata. Fermata is a sign which is in Italian name, which in English is ordinarily called a Pause, and means that the note over which it is put ought to be hung on past its characteristic length. It is some of the time put over a bar or twofold bar, in which case it suggests a short interim of hush.
Two of my favorite songs are “Glowing in the Dark”, and “Alone” by Nico Collins. In “Glowing in the Dark”, the rhythm is pretty simple, but it is an intense piece with accents and sticattos. It also has a catchy melody. The song “Alone” is another song with a simple rhythm, but it is easy to remember. The melody is also simple.
Hope this helps:)
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