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duple
adjective[ before noun ]
music specializeduk /ˈdjuː.pəl/ us /ˈduː.pəl/
with two beats in a bar(= one of the small equal parts into which written music is divided):
Duple time is any music where there are two beats in a bar, like a march.
Duple metres characterize popular dance-based styles.
Mozart achieves the tension by setting duple rhythms against triple.
The dance was in a moderately quick duple or quadruple metre.
This popular dance is performed to music in a lively duple time.
The vocal line offers contrasting rhythms over the steady duple metre of the accompaniment.
Dynamic tension is achieved by setting duple rhythms against triple.
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