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    Rhythm is the arrangement and flow of sounds over time, characterized by a regular recurrence of elements like beats and accents. The document defines 13 elements of rhythm: accent, bar, beat, count, intensity, measure, note, note pattern, phrase, pitch, step pattern, tempo, and time signature. These elements describe how rhythm is measured and organized in music.

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    Rhythm is the arrangement and flow of sounds over time, characterized by a regular recurrence of elements like beats and accents. The document defines 13 elements of rhythm: accent, bar, beat, count, intensity, measure, note, note pattern, phrase, pitch, step pattern, tempo, and time signature. These elements describe how rhythm is measured and organized in music.

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    Rhythm is the arrangement and flow of sounds over time, characterized by a regular recurrence of elements like beats and accents. The document defines 13 elements of rhythm: accent, bar, beat, count, intensity, measure, note, note pattern, phrase, pitch, step pattern, tempo, and time signature. These elements describe how rhythm is measured and organized in music.

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    Unit 1

    RHYTHM
    • is arrangement of sounds as they move through
    time
    • is measured motion of flow characterized
    basically by regular recurrence of elements or
    features as beats, sounds, and accents
    • is what makes music move and flow

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    Elements of Rhythm
    1. Accent
    applied to the first beat of a measure

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    2. Bar
    a vertical across a staff dividing it into equal
    measures of time

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    3.Beat
    underlying rhythm of the music

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    4. Count
    a pulse beat; a time limit

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    5. Intensity
    variation of stress of movement

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    6. Measure
    refers to the manner in which the beats are put
    together to form a measure of music.

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    7. Note
    a printed symbol of a musical tone

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    8. Note pattern
    refers to a note or set of notes with or without
    rest, used to a certain dance step

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    9. Phrase
    a natural grouping of measures

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    10. Pitch
    the lowness and highness of a tone

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    11. Step pattern
    refers to the movement/s done for each of the
    dance steps

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    12. Tempo
    the speed of the music

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno


    13. Time Signature
    - used to indicate the appropriate counting for a
    particular rhythmic pattern.
    - it can be grouped into two’s, three’s, and
    four’s

    Reference: P.E 3a Book, Author: Necil C. Magno

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