Duple time is a musical and poetic rhythmic feature that consists of two syllables (Poetry) and two beats in a bar (Music)e.g. Poetry - Iamb and trochee Music - Blues and rock.
Triple time is another musical and poetic term that refers to three syllables in poetry and three beats to a bar within music e.g. Poetry - Anapest and Dactylls Music - Jazz and Waltz.
The noun DUPLE TIME has 1 sense: 1. musical time with two beats in each bar The noun TRIPLE TIME has 1 sense: 1. musical time with three beats in each bar Pretty much, duple is 2 syllables (double), Triple is 3 syllables (Triple).
The difference between Duple and Triple Time is that duple time indicates two beats per bar/word, whereas triple time indicates three beats to each bar/word in music/poetry
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This is the definition I've got whether or not it's correct we'll see (and it's defintely not 50 words!)
Duple- Contains two syllables (iamb and trochees)
Triple- Contains three syllables (anapest and dactylls)
-Olivia
Duple time is when in music or poetry there are two(beats per bar)syllables. Whereas triple time would be when there are three(beats) syllables.
~Kayleigh
*It's the stress on the syllables, duple time would have 2 stresses on the syllables and triple time would have 3*
~Kayleigh
Duple time is a Musical time with two beats in each bar which contains two syllables
Triple time is a Musical time with three beats to the bar which contains three syllables
-Hafsat
The difference depends on the stress of each word.
Duple time consists of two syllables and triple time constists of three syallables.
- Shannon Squibb.
Triple time contains three syllables
-anapest and dactylls.
Duple time contains two syllables
-iambic and trochees.
-Alex hales
triple time has three syllables wheras duple only has two syllables each ...
kirsty
Duple time consists of two syllables in a word where as triple time contains three
-George bird
Duple has two syllables whereas triple has three syllables. Not really 50 words.
-Charlie
Duple - Contains 2 beats which is usually indicated by 2 and multiples (simple) or 6 and multiples and is used in Music or Poetry
Triple Meter- Characterized by 3 beats and generally used in syllables
Reynu Miah
Duple time is a musical and poetic rhythmic feature that consists of two syllables (Poetry) and two beats in a bar (Music)e.g. Poetry - Iamb and trochee Music - Blues and rock.
Triple time is another musical and poetic term that refers to three syllables in poetry and three beats to a bar within music e.g. Poetry - Anapest and Dactylls Music - Jazz and Waltz.
Ryan Kent
The noun DUPLE TIME has 1 sense:
1. musical time with two beats in each bar
The noun TRIPLE TIME has 1 sense:
1. musical time with three beats in each bar
Pretty much, duple is 2 syllables (double), Triple is 3 syllables (Triple).
JoshMay
The difference between Duple and Triple Time is that duple time indicates two beats per bar/word, whereas triple time indicates three beats to each bar/word in music/poetry
Alisha
Duple time- is a musical metre characterised by a primary division of 2 beats to the bar.
Triple time- is a musical metre characterised by a primary division of 3 beats to the bar.
Tayla Alexander.
Within a Duple time we notice the three stressed (beats)syllables. (Anapest and Datylls)
Duple time however contains two stressed syllables
(iambic and trochees)
*Christina*
Clearly dont read my first one i wasnt thinking straight.
Within a Triple time we notice the three stressed (beats)syllables. (Anapest and Datylls)
Duple time however contains two stressed syllables
(iambic and trochees)
*Christina*
Duple Time is where there is two beats or syllables to a word ( an iamb or trochee)
Triple Time is where there is three beats or syllables to a word ( an anapest or dactylls)
-Daniel Friell
duple time is a music bar has two beats or syllables and a triple consists of three syllables
Connor :)
duple time: 2 beats/syllables per line/bar
triple time: 3 beats/syllables per line/bar
Rebecca
Duple - two beats/ stresses/ parts/ syllables.
Triple- three beats/ stresses/ parts/ syllables.
Chantelle.
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