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Two, three or four?
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Music groups its beats in twos, threes or fours.
The low, heavy beat that starts each group is beat one. Count from it to the next one.
Count from each low note to the next.
Two beats, then three, then four in each group.
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Two, three or four?
Marches count in two. Waltzes count in three.
Left, right, left, right is a march. Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah is a waltz.
And this one: two, three or four?
Two and four can sound alike.
Count the beats from one low note to the next. If beat one returns after four beats, it counts in four.
Two, three or four?
Most songs you hear count in four.
Waltzes and some folk songs count in three, and marches in two.
One more: two, three or four?
You can hear two, three or four.
What you learned
- Music groups its beats in twos, threes or fours.
- Find the heavy beat one and count to the next one.
- Marches count in two, waltzes in three, most songs in four.
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