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If a Whole Note receives 4 beats Then a Half Note will receive? 2 Beats 3 Beats
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A Receives 2 beats: it is half of a whole note.
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Let’s Try That Again. Hint: half of 4 is…
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A half note receives 2 beats A whole note receives 4 beats What would a quarter note receive?
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A Quarter Note Receives One Beat.
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If a half note receives 2 beats A quarter note,which is half of a half note, receives…
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Next, we are going to do some listening. Think of half notes like wearing roller skates. Each step you take is long. 2 beats long to be exact.
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Now think of Quarter Notes as walking in shoes. Your steps are going to be shorter.
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Press Button to hear the rhythm. Which rhythm is it? or
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Tap your foot to the first four clicks before the rhythm, then listen. The first note receives 2 beats. It is a half note.
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Click here to listen
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Tap your foot when you listen. How many times does your foot go down for the second note? Let’s try it again
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Click here to listen
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Still kind of hard huh? Let’s break it down a bit. As the sound is playing say step, gli_de, step. Listen… stepgli_destep
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glide step Click on Tigers to listen to example
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A Tie, Ties together 2 notes. Sort of like tying your shoes together. For instance, if a whole note is tied to a half note, you would play those notes as one note for 6 beats or,+ = 6 beats Let’s try a few!
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How many beats?
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A tied to a receive 3 beats.
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Try Again. Remember that a Half note,receives 2 beats.
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How Many Beats?
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Two tied whole notes do indeed receive 8 beats.
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Remember, a whole note gets 4 beats Soooo, two whole notes get…
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A whole note and a half note tied together receive 6 beats.
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Remember, a gets 4 beats and a gets 2 beats.
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Yo, a has two beats, so do 2 tied so…, they are going to sound the same. Click here to continue
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Click to Listen
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= three beats
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Click to Listen
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Listen one more time.
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