Note value

1. Note value By Cheung Art Tang Tusang Kit Tang Lam Wing See Pan chun Wan Chan Yiu Ming Hiu Pak Lon

2. Content • The cover………………………………P.1 • Content………………………………...P.2 • Semibreve ……………………………..P.3 • Minim…………………………………P.4 • Crotchet……………………………….P.5 • Quaver………………………………..P.6 • Semiquaver…………………………….P.7 • Hemidemisemiquaver…………………P.8 • Book P.45(A)and answers…………….P.9 • Book P.45(B)and answers…………….P.10 • The End………………………………..P.11

3. Semibreve (whole note) • This note is the longest beat(拍子). • This note have to wait four beat. • Please clap after ours.

4. Minim (half note) or • This note the beat shorter than the first one. • We have to wait two beat. • and is the same value, if it is on high than C must use this one. • If it have two this note, the value is same to the Semibreve(全音符)

5. Crotchet (quarter note) or • This one is shorter than the second one. • We must wait one beat. • If it have two, it will be the value is same at the second one.

6. Quaver (eight note) • This one is shorter than the third one. • We must wait half beat. • If it have tow the value is same at the crotchet(四分音符).

7. Semiquaver (sixteenth note) • This one is shorter than the fourth one. • We have to wait for ¼ beat. • If it have four the value is same at the Quaver(八分音符).

8. Hemidemisemiquaver or • This note is the shortest on in this power point.(not at the song!) • We have to wait for 1/6 beat. • If it have two hemidemisemiquaver it will be the same value at semiquaver.

9. Book P.45 (A) This score is missing a time signature. How am I going to play it accurately? Accent is an important element of a song because you can understand the starting beat. Let us start with “simple time”

10. Book P.45(B) Semibreve Quaver Minim Crotchet Semiquaver

11. Thank you for your patation Bye Bye