[Menvi-discuss] How To Determine Whole And Sixteenth Notes/Rests In Braille Music
Debra Baxley
debrabaxley at att.net
Wed Sep 5 16:39:58 EDT 2012
Don't forget grouping--four sixteenths are grouped as one sixteenth note,
and three eighth notes.
Debra
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Subject: Re: [Menvi-discuss] How To Determine Whole And Sixteenth
Notes/Rests In Braille Music
well, counting the number of notes per beat and per measure is
probably helpful. 16 16th notes or one whole note with space around
it. That's a huge difference metrically, as well as spacially.
Unless it's an extremely short pick up bar, you're not going to see
a bar containing a single sixteenth note on its own.
Even a couple sixteenths, four eighths, and a quarter note
shouldn't be hard to figure out, since there are just lots of notes
in one bar, so some of them are obviously very short.
At 03:39 PM 9/5/2012, you wrote:
>I still have a hard time determining whole and sixteenth in music,
>no, not by ear, but by reading the braille music, any other tips
>other than what I read as follows from Bettye Krolick's book, How
>To Read Braille Music An Introduction Second Edition: ""Count the
>beats in the measure, and it will be easy to decide whether a
>note has a large or a small value."
>Call me Braille Music dyslexic, but I still do not get it! Please
>explain how you determine the two seeing as is dots 3 and 6 in the
>lower cell define both ultimately whether it be a rest or a note?
>Any other tricks to determine Sixteenth and whole all, that would
>be greatly appreciated. I told my friend off list that it is hard
>for me to decipher and would like to do so eventually, but as soon
>as I see it, I revert back to playing by ear, don't gasp now, but
>that is how I learned how to play music originally, in fact, I
>didn't learn braille music until 2004 and part of 2005, at the
>Orientation Center for the Blind in Albany California, and only
>one braille instructor a fine pianist, taught me the basic, but
>then gave up on me when I had a hard time determining the two
>types Whole and Sixteenth...so I'm taking it upon myself to learn
>it on my own spare time and I do remember all the other note/rest
>types so that is good to know from the only music book I do have
>the Bettye Krolick one, may she rest in peace and always be remembered!
>
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