Simple meters
have beat notes that can be divided into two divisions. Here are some familiar songs in simple
meter. Clap the beat, then clap the
division. What other familiar songs can
you name?
Jingle Bells Auld Lang Syne My Country ‗Tis of Thee Yankee Doodle
Takadimi (see preface for more on the history of the
system)
Takadimi is
a system of syllables used for speaking rhythm.
The system is beat oriented. In
other words, the beat is always spoken on ta
regardless of the note value. Remember
that the beat is just one level of the pulse.
The next faster level of the pulse is called the first division of the beat (or sometimes called simply the division of the beat). A note on the first division of the beat is
always called di.
Echo-rhythm: With your study partner or instructor, speak
or clap and speak back short rhythms using ta
and ta di rhythms. Speak musically
and expressively.
Performance
tips
•
Always
speak rhythm exercises expressively.
Even when phrase marking or dynamics aren’t given, perform the rhythm
musically.
•
Always
conduct or keep the beat in a way assigned by your instructor.
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