Understanding Time Signatures Part 2 |How to read western sheet music|

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Hello friends, Presenting Part 2 of the 6th video of the tutorial series "Basics of Staff Notations" In this video we will learn about "Time Signatures".
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17 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@nbhatia4u 2 года назад

First to comment! Hats off sir for sharing your immense knowledge! 🙏

@Sonalduttamusic 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this very useful information 😊✨

@harshvichuja 2 года назад

This series is really very helpful! Thank you so much sir ❤️

@ChetanGhodeshwar 2 года назад

Most welcome!

@vimalverma3679 2 года назад

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@ajaymusicworld3573 2 года назад

Badiya Sir

@hirenkhatri823 2 года назад

thank you sir for understand time signature thanks thanks thanks

@ChetanGhodeshwar 2 года назад

Always welcome

@buchnde28dec 2 года назад

You are always osm... always share the great knowledge... please explain how the time signature can assume, when the song is in Rupak taal... thnks

@chandrasekharatechnicalyou5010 2 года назад

Sir, in the last of all the lessons, tell we what will be the next lesson .

@surajrao1136 2 года назад

Given a song, how do we find out the lower number used in the song by ear ? Thanks!

@Boystarx 2 года назад

why there is a need for bottom time signature when notes itself tell you if that are full notes or minims or crotchets etc. also, bar will tell you how many notes are in there in a bar in combination with the upper time signature number telling you number of beats for reference?

@ChetanGhodeshwar 2 года назад

Definitely by looking at the top number itself, we can figure out whether it's in 4 time or 3 time. But, the lower number tells us the beats, the music is written in. Or it tells us which notes are to be treated as 1 count notes. Particularly helpful when we want to distinguish a 3/4 piece with a 3/8 piece. Both pieces will sound same but written differently because of the lower note. In 3/4, crotchets will be treated as 1 beat whereas in 3/8 we'll have to treat quavers as 1 beat.

@Boystarx 2 года назад

@@ChetanGhodeshwar Thanks so much for the response 🙏, still a bit confused but I think this will help with combination of more practice for clarity. Please also let us know, how we can get training from you online, how to buy your music notes as your website is not working and any books you recommend for piano learnings. 🙏