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Rhythms - Walking and Skipping

Rhythms in music are based on bodily movement including dance.

The crotchet generally represents steps in a steady walk.



Quavers represent running - on the tiptoes and necessarily lighter than crotchets.


Skipping is shown as a dotted rhythm.

Skipping, on the other hand is represented by a dotted rhythm






SKIP through a scale.



Can people skip to your dotted notes?
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