Whole note 4
Half Note 2
Quarter note 1
Whole Rest 4
Half Rest 2
Quarter Rest 1 C start before the two black in a piano.

Answer:Okay, I understand you're describing a musical notation with notes and rests. Let's break it down: Understanding the Values - Whole Note: A whole note lasts for 4 beats.- Half Note: A half note lasts for 2 beats.- Quarter Note: A quarter note lasts for 1 beat.- Whole Rest: A whole rest is a silence that lasts for 4 beats.- Half Rest: A half rest is a silence that lasts for 2 beats.- Quarter Rest: A quarter rest is a silence that lasts for 1 beat. The Piano and "C" - Piano Keys: A standard piano has 88 keys. The two black keys you're referring to are likely the black keys in the middle of the piano.- "C" on the Piano: The "C" note on a piano can be found in a few places, but the most common "C" is the white key just to the left of the two black keys in the middle of the piano. Putting it Together You're describing a musical sequence, but you haven't provided the rhythm or time signature. To help me create a more accurate representation, please tell me: - The Time Signature: What is the time signature? (e.g., 4/4, 3/4, etc.) This tells us how many beats are in each measure.- The Rhythm: How are the notes and rests arranged in each measure? Example: Let's say the time signature is 4/4 (four beats per measure). Here's a possible interpretation of your description:

Answered by molinagjordanziongmo | 2024-10-23