In first posting you have seen the places of C D E F G A B C on the Staff notation lines
Staff notes or western music notes have its timing and symbol changes according the time taken by a particular note in playing any song. It the quality of Staff notation writing. It must be learnt by musicians:
one note can be vibrated up to 8 beats or Matra sign will be as shown below. It will cover two measures of 4 beats. measures are verticle lines. here one measure is of 4/4 beat. It means in 4 beat time 4 beat notes shall come. In this case Kaharwa taal will be played on dholak etc.
If it is 3/4 then its meaning will be in 4 beat time or measure 3 notes will be played in that case Dadra taal will be played
here Sa or C is shown which will vibrate upto 8 beats
one note can be vibrated up to 4 beats or Matra
here Sa or C is shown which will vibrate upto 4 beats
one note can be vibrated up to 2 beats orMatra
here Sa or C is shown which will vibrate upto 2 beats
one note can be vibrated up to 1 beat or Matra
here Sa or C is shown which will vibrate upto 1 beat
one note can be vibrated up to 1/2 beat or Matra
here Sa or C is shown which will vibrate upto 1/2 beat
one note can be vibrated up to 1/4 beat or Matra
here Sa or C is shown which will vibrate upto 1/4 beat
one note can be vibrated up to 1/8 beat or Matra
here Sa or C is shown which will vibrate upto 1/8 beat
If a dot is put after the sign of note timing increases half of the note timing:
As if a note is of one beat and a dot is put after it it means 1& 1/2 or 1.5 beat timing will it vibrate.
if a note is of two beat and a dot is put after it, It means two and half of 2 beat means +one beat timing total 3 beats timing will be taken to vibrate the note.
one note can be vibrated up to 6 beat or six Matra
one note can be vibrated up to 1.5 beat or 1.5 Matra
one note can be vibrated up to 3/4 beat or 3/4 Matra
