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  Rhythm exercise 4-5  

   Featured figure
Name
Symbol
Duration
One sixteenth note,
one dotted eighth note


¼ of a beat,
¾ of a beat 

 

Graphic
representation

 


This figure
compared
to the
master
figure

 

Usage
of this
figure

This figure has appeared in popular culture at the end of the 1970s.
With its long note on the second sixteenth note, this is another musical anapest.

 

This figure, along with the following one, contain syncopations.
Remember that the second and fourth sixteenth note of each beat are rhythmically weaker.

Any note that stats on them and continues over the following strong position will create a syncopation feeling.


 

 

Sixteenth
note
syncopations

 

 

How to
perform
this
figure

A: Start by doing this rhythm, using the syllable "Ta".

B: Transform the third and fourth "Ta" into a "Tu".

C: Eliminate the "Tu".

 
 
The first two
Mental
description

 

You may have
to click the
Play button
twice

Tempo 70 bpm Tempo 90 bpm Tempo 110 bpm
 
  Count 1, 2, 3, 4, before you start   

 

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