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This document discusses sixteenth note rhythms and subdivisions. It explains that sixteenth subdivision divides a beat into four equal parts, with the subdivisions labeled as (e) and (a). Sixteenth notes each get 1/4 of a count. When beamed together they use two beams, and when not beamed they use two flags. It also shows how sixteenth notes can be combined with eighth notes to create rhythmic patterns, with the notes beamed together to make the beat divisions clearer.

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2-1 16th+note+subdivision

This document discusses sixteenth note rhythms and subdivisions. It explains that sixteenth subdivision divides a beat into four equal parts, with the subdivisions labeled as (e) and (a). Sixteenth notes each get 1/4 of a count. When beamed together they use two beams, and when not beamed they use two flags. It also shows how sixteenth notes can be combined with eighth notes to create rhythmic patterns, with the notes beamed together to make the beat divisions clearer.

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Level 2a- Apprentice

Sixteenth subdivision, Sixteenth notes, and sixteenth note combinations

Sixteenth Subdivision
Sixteenth subdivision comes from dividing a beat into four equal parts. The name for eighth note
subdivision stays the same (+). The name for the first the sixteenth subdivision is (e) and the second is (a).

1e + a2e + a3e + a 4e + a
Sixteenth Notes Double Beam Double Flag

1 e + a 2 e + a 3 e + a 4 e + a
A sixteenth note gets 1/4 of a count. When sixteenth notes are beamed together they have two beams.
When they are not beamed together they have two flags.

Sixteenth Note Combinations


16th Sight Rhythm B 16th Sight Rhythm D

Sixteenth notes can be combined with eighth notes to


create sixteenth note combinations. To make it easier to
see where the beats are, the sixteenth notes and eighth
notes are beamed together.
1e + a 1 e +a

16th Sight Rhythm B 16th Sight Rhythm B

1e + a 2 e +a 3e +a 4e+a 1 e + a 2e +a 3e+a 4 e + a

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