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Music Rhythm set with Tiles, Stand, and Sticks
Music Rhythm set with Tiles, Stand, and Sticks
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Musical Rhythm notes set.
For learning rhythm of musical measures one of the most effective ways is to tap it out. This set encompasses the ability to combine many of the most common notes. Each set comes with 50 symbol cards, 2 measure stands and rhythm sticks to tap out the measures. The set is designed to make up to a full measure (in 4/4 timing) of any given note or rest. The full breakdown is as follows;
8- sixteenth notes
4- eighth notes (single)
8- eighth notes (bar)
8-quarter notes
4- dotted quarter notes
4- half notes
2- dotted half notes
2- whole notes
4- quarter rests
2- half rests
1- whole rest
1- repeat sign
1- bar line
1- double bar line
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