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... Rhythm . As you listen to a folk dance show with your hand how the music moves . The movement that you feel is called rhythm . Follow the rhythm of the dance with your hand - softly down , across , up . Is it light or strong ? gay or ...
... Rhythm . As you listen to a folk dance show with your hand how the music moves . The movement that you feel is called rhythm . Follow the rhythm of the dance with your hand - softly down , across , up . Is it light or strong ? gay or ...
Page 80
... Rhythm Does . - Rhythm , combined with melody , does two things at once . Rhythm creates feeling in music and rhythm measures the movement of music . You have already learned that major and minor modes in music express very different ...
... Rhythm Does . - Rhythm , combined with melody , does two things at once . Rhythm creates feeling in music and rhythm measures the movement of music . You have already learned that major and minor modes in music express very different ...
Page 84
... rhythm . Follow these definite hand - movements for each kind of measure : - Two - part measure down , up Three ... rhythm . Instead of falling regularly on the first beat of the measure , the strong beat shifts to a later beat of the ...
... rhythm . Follow these definite hand - movements for each kind of measure : - Two - part measure down , up Three ... rhythm . Instead of falling regularly on the first beat of the measure , the strong beat shifts to a later beat of the ...
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