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can someone help me with these questions?


Question Posted Thursday October 18 2007, 4:49 pm

Meter – Meter signatures are often called “time signatures.”
The contestant should be able to look at a meter signature and tell the following things:

1. Whether it is duple, triple, quadruple, or quintuple meter.

2. Whether it involves a simple or compound beat.

3. The time value of any note or rest in that meter.

For contest purposes, 6/8 is duple compound meter, with two counts to themeasure.

The student should be able to see rhythmic notation and determine what meter signatureit suggests.


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