Editing Rhythm and Meter (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Rhythm''' — The pattern of durations of notes and rests in time.
* '''Meter''' — The grouping of beats into regular patterns (e.g., Duple, Triple).
* '''Beat''' — The basic unit of time in music; the "pulse" you clap along to.
* '''Tempo''' — The speed of the beat (e.g., Allegro, 120 BPM).
* '''Time Signature''' — The symbol at the start of a piece that tells you the meter (e.g., 4/4 or 3/4).
* '''Measure (Bar)''' — A single unit of the meter, marked by vertical lines on a staff.
* '''Syncopation''' — Placing emphasis on the "off-beats" or unexpected places.
* '''Polyrhythm''' — Two or more different rhythms played simultaneously (e.g., "3 against 2").
* '''Subdivision''' — Dividing a beat into smaller parts (e.g., eighth notes or sixteenth notes).
* '''Accent''' — An emphasis placed on a particular note.
* '''Rubato''' — "Stolen time"; slightly speeding up or slowing down for expressive purposes.
* '''Groove''' — The "feel" of a rhythm, often created by subtle variations in timing and volume.
* '''Ostinato''' — A continually repeated musical phrase or rhythm.
* '''Hemiola''' — A specific type of polyrhythm where two groups of three are replaced by three groups of two.
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