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Quarter Notes & Quarter Rests

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The quarter note is one of the fundamental building blocks of rhythm. It receives one full beat, so when you play quarter notes, each stroke aligns directly with the beat of the music. Count it clearly as “1, 2, 3, 4,” keeping your strokes steady and even. The quarter rest represents silence for the duration of one beat. It’s just as important as the notes you play—so be sure to respect its full value. Count quarter rests silently, making sure your sticks remain still above the drum head.

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