The way to read is to read the denominator first and then the numerator. For example, 2/4 is read as: four-two beats.

One and four beats (1/4 beat):

1/4 beat is a quarter note, with 1 beat per measure.

Two and four beats (2/4 beat):

The 2/4 beat is a quarter note. There are 2 beats per measure, and there can be two quarter notes. . Strong, weak.

Three and four beats (3/4 beat):

3/4 beat is a quarter note, with 3 beats per measure, and there can be three quarter notes . Strong, weak, weak.

Four, four-four beat (4/4 beat):

4/4 beat is a quarter note, with 4 beats per measure, and there can be 4 quarter notes . Strong, weak, sub-strong, weak.

Five and eight three beats (3/8 beat):

3/8 beat is an eighth note as one beat, and each measure can be one big beat, but in fact there are 3 shots. There can be 3 eighth notes. Strong, weak, weak.

Six and eight-six beats (6/8 beats):

The 6/8 beat is an eighth note. Each measure can be divided into two major beats, but in reality Each measure has 6 beats and can have 6 eighth notes. Strong, weak, weak; second strong, weak, weak.

Extended information:

In music, time is divided into equal basic units, and each unit is called a "beat" or a beat. The duration of a beat is represented by the duration of the note. The duration of a beat can be a quarter note (that is, a quarter note is a beat), a half note (a half note is a beat), or an eighth note. diaeresis (eighth note as one beat).

The duration of a beat is a relative concept of time. For example, when the specified speed of the music is 60 beats per minute, each beat takes one second, and a half beat is one-half second; when At a specified speed of 120 beats per minute, each beat is half a second, a half beat is a quarter of a second, and so on.

After the basic duration of the beat is determined, the notes of various durations are linked to the beat. For example, when a quarter note is used as a beat, a whole note is equivalent to four beats, a half note is equivalent to two beats, an eighth note is equivalent to a half beat, and a sixteenth note is equivalent to a quarter beat; if If an eighth note is considered a beat, a whole note is equivalent to eight beats, a half note is equivalent to four beats, a quarter note is equivalent to two beats, and a sixteenth note is equivalent to half a beat.

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