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1.) What Is A Rhythmic Pattern? With beat, tempo, meter, and accent in mind, we can now play patterns of long and short sounds to create rhythm. A rhythmic pattern is a snippet of these patterns isolated from some of the other elements.

2.) Time Signatures and Conducting Patterns - BestStudentViolins.com. There are two basic types of time signatures, Simple Time and Compound time. Simple Time is 2/4, 3/4 and 4/4. The top number indicates how many beats to a measure and the bottom number, 4, indicates that a quarter note gets one beat.

3.) There are two basic types of time signatures, Simple Time and Compound time.

Simple Time is 2/4, 3/4 and 4/4. The top number indicates how many beats to a measure and the bottom number, 4, indicates that a quarter note gets one beat. A quarter note is the "unit of measurement."

Compound Time is 6/8, 9/8 and 12/8. The bottom number, 8, indicates that an eighth note gets one beat. 6/8 (for example) may be thought of as getting six counts, but two beats. The pulse is in two, with two subdivisions: 1-2-3, 4-5-6 (each beat is an eighth note) and thus is conducted in two. Likewise, 9/8 is three pulses per measure and 12/8 is four pulses per measure. In compound time the eighth note is the "unit of measurement."