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Beat vs. Rhythm (Part 5)

Beat vs. Rhythm (Part 5)
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Your heartbeat is a steady beat that your body makes.

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Learn about beat vs. rhythm (part 5): understand the role of the conductor in keeping the beat

What You'll Learn

Your heartbeat is a steady beat that your body makes. When you exercise, your heartbeat gets faster, just like music can have a faster beat!

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Understand the role of the conductor in keeping the beat

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Practice with a metronome

Notes on the Staff

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Check Your Understanding

Question 1 of 3

What is dynamics in music?

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Where you hear this in real life

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What's a song that always makes you feel something? Why?

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Beat vs. Rhythm (Part 5)

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