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    Rhythm is the element of music that provides structure and timing, and it can exist without melody. We study rhythm to develop an understanding of its foundational role that can be applied across contexts, and through repeated rhythm exercises we can improve our ability to perform. While some children may take longer to develop a sense of rhythm due to challenges keeping time or a potential hearing problem, with patience from teachers most students can learn to count and beat in time through exposure to breaking down songs into variable beats based on tempo.

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    Rhythm is the element of music that provides structure and timing, and it can exist without melody. We study rhythm to develop an understanding of its foundational role that can be applied across contexts, and through repeated rhythm exercises we can improve our ability to perform. While some children may take longer to develop a sense of rhythm due to challenges keeping time or a potential hearing problem, with patience from teachers most students can learn to count and beat in time through exposure to breaking down songs into variable beats based on tempo.

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    Rhythm

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    Kyrie Irving Castañares
    Rhythm is the element of music that provides structure and timing, and it can exist without melody. We study rhythm to develop an understanding of its foundational role that can be applied across contexts, and through repeated rhythm exercises we can improve our ability to perform. While some children may take longer to develop a sense of rhythm due to challenges keeping time or a potential hearing problem, with patience from teachers most students can learn to count and beat in time through exposure to breaking down songs into variable beats based on tempo.

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    In your own words, answer the following

    questions:

    1. What is Rhythm?
    Rhythm can exist without melody, but melody cannot
    exist without rhythm, which is the part of element that
    is provided to a piece of music.
    2. Why do we need to study Rhythm?
    In music, rhythm is of utmost importance. We study
    rhythm in order to develop a foundational
    understanding that can be applied to different
    contexts. We can finally perform if we just keep doing
    rhythm exercises over and over again.
    3. Is it possible to encounter a student who
    cannot count or beat in time?
    Kids comprehend the odd idea of breaking time down
    into variable beats based on the song's tempo. The
    aforementioned ideas are sound, and I believe that
    the teacher should also exercise patience because
    some children require longer to develop a sense of
    rhythm. Who knows, there may be a hearing problem.

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