4. 1/8 notes/rests 5. 1/16 notes/rests 6. 1/32 notes/rests 7. 1/64 notes/rests 8. 1/128 notes/rests 9. We have Triplets, it can be combination of any duration, one duration at the time - 3 notes in 1 count. http://ecmc.rochester.edu/ecmc/docs/score11/Fig01.gif http://www.learnclassicalguitar.com/images/Musical%20Durations.gif It is important to know that - vii ( i like to use ROMAN NUMBERS for it so that you see the difference) is the number for the music ALPHABET not the number of the major scale, we also have chromatic music scale and it is inside of every scale!!! Freewaves Project: ****************************************************************** "First, Seven is the number of perfection in the Holy Scriptures, not nine. Seven is the number of the major notes of the scale, not nine. However, the nine, of the 3-6-9 dynamic is included in the sacred numerics of seven (I'll demonstrate this later). This suggests an error in the math by Horowitz' team is that a cycle is measured from 0 amplitute instead of the peak amplitude of the wave, but they are correct about 528 hertz as currently measured with instrumentation." ******************************************************************** It looks like to me that both of them are correct! One is measuring the music alphabet = vii ( 7 ) and the other is measuring the duration........ Rhythm of the notes/rests = 9 It is very important to have notes and rhythm at the same time!!!
