The Learning of Time Meter Signature Components.

Abstract

Rhythm is a fundamental element of music that controls the rate of movement of the melody to be consistent. Therefore, the rhythm is like the pulse of music. In addition, time signatures in music are important in controlling the percussion rate and creating note proportions in a room through the use of Arabic numeral symbols to convey meanings. The top numbers mean the number of beats that are a set in a bar. The bottom numbers mean the criteria that determine different notes to be equal to one beat of the bar. At present tempo marks can be divided into 4 types: Simple Time, Compound Time, Complex Time and Mixed Time. The normal tempo rate is the most popular.

In addition, the rhythm rate also has an irregular value note, a group of melodies that has a large volume of notes. In practice, the percussion rate must be equal to 1 beat and the rhythmic weight of the percussion mark will not be the same. Due to the different proportions of the rhythm within a music bar, a syncopation is another type of the percussion that has a hidden ratio of alternating note rates, makes melodies funny, exciting and challenging to performers and is commonly used with blues and jazz music.