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Military cadence

190E(Taylor’s version)

Anyone else into millitary cadence songs 

my favoured are

steam roller baby (us navy version)

she wore a yellow ribbon

and the one that’s banned dispute it being a anti war song which I won’t name as it may cause distress to people but it’s very dark but despite what people think it’s sang ironically and it wasn’t originally used as cadence but was from an album called i say no to your war (if you know it you know it thats all I say becuase I know some people are more sensitive and obvious some people struggle with irony and tbh I did for a long while)

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  • Whats a cadence and a military cadence in particular?

    I get really confused about musical terms, whats the difference between a rhythum, a melody and a beat? I don't really get the timing thing either, like when something's in 3-4 time or whatever it is. I've been watching Strictly for all these years and I still don't know either the musical or dance terms.

  • in reply to TheCatWoman
    TheCatWoman said:
    whats the difference between a rhythum, a melody and a beat

    Rhythm is the pattern of sounds in time that provides structure to music, while melody is a sequence of musical tones that creates a recognizable tune. A beat is the basic unit of time in music, often felt as the pulse that you tap your foot to.

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