Rhythm in action

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Volume II Acknowledgements Preface Foreword Introduction Simple Time Organization of the measure in 2,3 and 4 undivided beats Compound Time Organization of the measure in 2,3 and 4 undivided beats Simple Time Division of the beat into 2 equal parts Compound Time Division of the beat into 3 equal parts Simple Time Undivided beat and division of the beat into 2 and 4 equal parts Changing and Composite Meters I Dots I Mixed Divisions I Simple and compound time; mixtures of natural and unnatural divisions (2, 3 & 4) Polyrhythms I Mixed Divisions II Quotes about Rhythm, Time and Music Binary sequence & Ternary sequence Natural and artificial divisions of binary and ternary note values Time Signatures Notes which fill one or more beats Dots: precise mathematical values of dots Rhythm Lexicon Conducting patterns Note names in various languages Modern and ancient notation compared Theory for the derivation of all rhythms Gardner Reed Table of tempo indications and The metronome Suggested first assignment Bibliography Biography Recommendations Volume II Quintuple Meters Quintuplets or Quintolets: Division of the beat into 5 parts Sextuplets or Sextolets: Division of the beat into 6 equal parts Septuple Meters Septuplets or Septolets: Division of the beat into 7 equal parts Octuplets or Octolets: Division of the beat into 8 equal parts Dots II Changing and Composite Meters II Mixed Divisions II: Divisions of the beat into 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 equal parts Polyrhythms II Two-Part Exercises Polymeters Two-Part Polyrhythmic Exercises Five-and Seven-Beat Measures in Compound Time Volume III: Rhythm Dictation: Corresponding to each chapter Volume IV: Musical Examples: Medieval to 20th Century

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