RHYTHM EXAM 21

Workout #9 WALTZ TIME (3-4) with HEMIOLA

The Hemiola forms a slower beat pattern of 3 Implied Half-Notes.

Hemiolas can create the effect of a Ritardando.

Play Workout #9 example

Workout #10 IMPLIED HEMIOLA

First, Count and Clap all Eighth Notes

Now, Clap and Count the Beats, adding Eighths as needed.

Now, Clap the Rhythm, but only say the Hemiola — 1-2-3.

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