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Rhythmus
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Begriff der Musiktheorie, Kompositionsaspekt temporaler Dauerstrukturen
Rhythm is a pattern of regular, recurring movements or conditions that can be found throughout nature and in human activities like music, characterized by the alternation of stronger and weaker elements. It matters because this fundamental pattern of regularity appears across an enormous range of time scales—from the microscopic movements in microseconds to natural cycles spanning years—making it a key organizing principle in both the natural world and in how we create and experience things like music.
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Rhythmus (altgriechisch ῥυθμός) ist in der Musik die Akzentuierung (unterschiedliche Betonung) und zeitliche Gliederung (in lange und kurze Notenwerte einschließlich Pausen) von Klangereignissen mit einer gewissen Regelmäßigkeit. Besteht die Musik aus mehreren Klangfolgen mit unterschiedlichen rhythmischen Strukturen, so ergeben sich verschiedene Möglichkeiten der Rhythmuswahrnehmung.
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