Rhythm Trees in Duple and Triple Meters help students see how rhythms build on and relate to one another.
A big-picture visual like this brings to light facts such as the macrobeat (big beat) in triple meter always being dotted.
This practical, reusable visual will support a variety of rhythm activities in your studio.
Multiple variations give flexibility for the teacher and student to reference the design that makes the most sense to them.
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This download includes 10 pages featuring multiple variations of rhythm trees in both Duple and Triple Meters.
Choose the version that resonates most with you and your students – or use different views for different teaching applications.
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