Question

What is the note duration Pyramid? How is it organized? what relationship does it show

Answer 1

Answer:

A note duration pyramid, or a Rhythm Pyramid is a simple way to show how music notes relate to each other based on the note´s relative duration.

Explanation:

In written music, notes have a code or symbol used to represent the note´s duration. In the picture attached we can see an example of a Note Duration Pyramid, where at the top we see the symbol for a "whole note", which has a time duration of four beats in a 4/4 time signature. Below we have the "half note", which has half the duration of a "whole note", then the "quarter note", which is played for a quarter of the duration of a "whole note" or half the duration of a "half note", below is the "eighth note", which has one eighth the duration of a "whole note", and then is the "sixteenth note", which is played for half the duration of an "eighth note", and so on.

So the pyramyd is a basic way to subdivide music measures, and an easy way to learn and remember the different note values or duration, and their symbols.

Answer 2

What is the note duration Pyramid?The minim has half the duration of a semibreve. Two half notes occupy the same amount of time as one whole note. Two minims occupy the same amount of time as one semibreve. The quarter note is a fourth (or a quarter) of a whole note.