CVB1 Lesson 9: 6 videos

Looking at the dotted quarter note.
On page 17 you will see that the dotted quarter note carries 3 eighth notes.
Later we will handle other dotted notes as well, maybe it is easy to always think of the number 3 when you see a dotted note.

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Lesson 9 Dotted Quarter Notes

In this lesson we will look at the dotted quarter note. On page 17 you will see that the dotted quarter note carries 3 eighth notes. In theory you should say that when a note is dotted it adds up half it’s value to it. So a dotted quarter note adds one eighth note (= half it’s value) to it. Later we will handle other dotted notes as well, maybe it is easy to always think of the number 3 when you see a dotted note.

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32

From the New World Symphony by Dvorak. Practice the dotted quarter note in a slow tempo. Be sure to give it much bow. CVB1 32

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33

Try the dotted note in the 3/4 time signature: CVB1 33

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34

Now you are ready to play a nice song written by Mozart. Same way as in the previous exercise. CVB1 34

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35

A nice little Irish song. CVB1 35

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Let’s improvise

We will now improvise on the 3/4 measure, try to use the dotted quarter notes and ties like we do in ex. 35.

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