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How to Read Sheet Music: Rhythm and Tempo in Music — Lesson 2.5

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How to Read Sheet Music: Rhythm and Tempo in Music — Lesson 2.5
How to Read Sheet Music: Rhythm and Tempo in Music — Lesson 2.5 How to Read Sheet Music: Rhythm and Tempo in Music — Lesson 2.5

The fifth lesson from the second part of the video course “On the Road to Music”. This lesson explains rhythm and tempo in music, providing definitions of both. It covers how to read note durations and rests, as well as what a measure and time signature are.

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