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Rhythm and meter are an important aspect of music. You could have a good sequence of notes that would make for a nice-sounding melody, but without the appropriate duration of note values the melody wouldn’t go anywhere. Speaking of which, the rhythm in “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” by Bach consists of many triplets. Triplets [...]
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The following guest article was written by my friend, Countersubject. ~~~~~~~ So you call yourself a composer? Consider the following points: 1. We write music for selfish reasons, admit it. Yeah, yeah, yeah . . . Everyone wants to say that they compose music for the sake of art, or for the pleasure of people, [...]
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