Summary: In the past few episodes of this podcast, you have learned how to fairly read the piano sheet music but there is still something missing. If you are paying attention to piano sheet music you’ll notice numbers and in some time symbols after the clef which we discussed last time. If you missed the chance to watch it, just click --bHERE. Those numbers are called time signatures. Time Signatures are used to identify a measure as to both the number of beats and the value of each beat because we divide music into beats. You can think of the beat as the 'pulse' of the music. It consists of two numbers; the top number represents the number of beats contained in a measure. The bottom number represents what type of note gets one beat. There are more different time signatures than you are aware of. This lesson will provide everything that you need. You can learn more and easy if you watch the video so go click and have fun.
