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Most generally, meter is a periodic grouping of a musical time unit. Traditionally in European concert music, meter connotes a hierarchy of weak and strong beats. However, as I shall elaborate in chapter 5, meter can exist without such a hierarchy. Meter denotes a subharmonic (or grouping) of a pulse, and might also imply a higher harmonic (or subdivision) of the same pulse. That is, it can simultaneously group and subdivide pulses into regular units. ...
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A pattern of prodosy used to identify (or qualify) the syllables of a verse as an expression of a particular type poetic composition. An analogy in musical composition might be the 3/4 meter of the waltz. For a waltz to be a wlatz per se, the musical arrangement must exhibit 3/4 meter per measure.
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marking for type of beats and number of beats per measure in a work or section of a work. For example, 4/4.
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One meter = 3.28 feet.
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The recurrence of a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.
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