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The name of the note that carries the beat differs based on the time signature (ex. 4/4) The top number of the time signature indicates how many beats are in a measure. The bottom one shows what type of note is a full beat. For instance, in the time signature 6/8, the measure is made up of six eighth notes. The most common time signature is 4/4, where the measure contains four quarter notes. In that case, two half beat notes are two eighth notes strung together

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It is called a minum not a semi-breve!

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A half of a beat is called a quaver. A quaver is the eighth note. A quarter of a beat is called a semiquaver.

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It is called a half note. It is represented by an open circle with a stem.

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A quaver. A full note worth one beat is a crotchet_.

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a half note

If 1 beat is a crotchet, which is a black dot with a stem, then 2 beats would be a minim, which is an empty circle with a stem.

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it means that that is one full note

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a whole note

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A whole note has two half beats.

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