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Previous grades have dealt with triplets and duplets. Now you will learn how beats are divided into 5, 6, 7 or 9. Groups of 5, 6 or 7, known as quintuplets, sextuplets and septuplets respectively, are equal to 4 of the same type of note value. For example 5 'quintuplet' quavers are worth the same as 4 normal quavers, or in other words a minim.
In each of these examples the group of notes on the left is worth the same time value as the single note on the right.
Groups of 9 are equal to 8 of the same type of note value.
Consider these examples:
In each of these examples the group of notes on the left is worth the same time value as the single note on the right.
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