rhythmic notation

Rhythmic notation is a system used in music to represent the timing, duration, and pattern of sounds. It uses symbols called notes, rests, and time signatures to show how long each sound lasts and when it happens within a piece. Notes indicate the pitch and duration, with different shapes like whole, half, quarter, or eighth notes representing different lengths of time. Rests show silences. Time signatures set the rhythm’s framework, indicating how many beats are in each measure. Rhythmic notation ensures musicians can interpret the timing and flow of a composition accurately.