Artistic Song Leading Lesson 3 Copyright 2010 by Jimmy Bagwell As part of the “ARTISTIC SONG LEADING” Series.

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Artistic Song Leading Lesson 3 Copyright 2010 by Jimmy Bagwell As part of the “ARTISTIC SONG LEADING” Series

A measure bar (or barline) is a vertical line that separates bars. Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

A measure bar (or barline) is a vertical line that separates bars. A double bar can consist of: 1. Two bar lines together, separating two sections within a piece 2. A barline followed by a thicker barline, indicating the end of a piece or movement. Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

A repeat bar-line looks like the second type of double bar but is preceded by two dots, one above the other, indicating that the preceding section of music is to be repeated.repeat Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

A repeat bar-line looks like the second type of double bar but is preceded by two dots, one above the other, indicating that the preceding section of music is to be repeated.repeat The beginning of the repeated passage can be marked by a begin-repeat bar-line; if this is absent the repeat is understood to be from the beginning of the piece or movement. This begin-repeat bar-line, if appearing at the beginning of a staff, does not act as a true bar-line because no bar precedes it; its only function is to indicate the beginning of the passage to be repeated. Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

Measures Almost all music has its rhythm organized in reference to a specific amount of pulses. In music notation vertical lines (called bar lines) are used to separate the note values into rhythmic units called measures. Assuming that the pulse is at a steady rate, the length of time of each measure will be equal. Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

Meter A Meter signature (or time signature) is a set of two numbers, one placed on top of the other, used to express: 1) top the number of pulses (Beats) in the meter pattern and 2) bottom the type of note that will represent the pulse (Beat). Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

Simple Meter Simple meter uses a two part subdivision of the pulse or beat. In the time signature of 4/4, the quarter note receives one count or pulse. The eighth note is the two part subdivision of the basic pulse (two eighth notes equal the same duration as one quarter note). Any meter whose rhythmic style is such that the pulse is subdivided into two parts is known as simple meter. Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

The following meters use the eighth note as the beat and the sixteenth note as the 2-part subdivision. Simple Meter Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

The following meters use the eighth note as the beat and the sixteenth note as the 2-part subdivision. The following meters use the quarter note as the beat and the eighth note as the 2-part subdivision. Simple Meter Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

The following meters use the eighth note as the beat and the sixteenth note as the 2-part subdivision. The following meters use the quarter note as the beat and the eighth note as the 2-part subdivision. The following meters use the half note as the beat and the quarter note as the 2-part subdivision. Simple Meter Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

Compound Meter Compound meter uses a three part subdivision of the pulse or beat. This pulse can easily be subdivided into three parts because a dotted note value is equal to three of the next faster note values. The traditional time signatures for compound meter can present some confusion because the bottom number of the time signature often represents the subdivision not the pulse.. Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

Compound Meter Compound meter uses a three part subdivision of the pulse or beat. This pulse can easily be subdivided into three parts because a dotted note value is equal to three of the next faster note values. The traditional time signatures for compound meter can present some confusion because the bottom number of the time signature often represents the subdivision not the pulse.. The following meters use the dotted quarter note as the beat and the eighth note as the 3-part subdivision. Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏

There are also 2 other symbols you might see where the time signature should be. Common Time Same as 4/4 time Cut Time Same as 2/2 Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 3)‏