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What is beat in music?

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What is beat in music?

What is beat in music?
A) the speed at which a piece of music is played
B) the steady persistent pulse that we feel in music
C) the arrangement of notes into a singable sequence
D) complete musical ideas that make up a song

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Meaningful Curriculum for Young Children

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