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Numeric ratio indicating the subdivision of measures according to groups of beats.
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Choice of 3/2 or 6/4 time signature
There are good answers here. But something that is unwritten in those answers thus far, but nevertheless will help you to understand them is that, traditionally, time signatures in multiples of 3 sta …
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timing of a bar where it's 3/4 for a bar and 4/4 for the next?
The formal term for this is mixed meter. If the piece strictly goes back and forth between only two meters, it could be clearly described as alternating mixed meter.
Another great (and very famous!) …
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How do you know if a song has triplets in 4/4 or if the tempo is 3/4?
In contrast to what Richard has written, I do not believe that this is in 3/4 time, and choosing a meter by which is visually easier (whatever that means) is misunderstanding what a meter really is. …
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