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Part II - Represent, compare and vary

§ID & TitleStatusKeywords & Search QueriesDependencies
1RHY.5 - Choose a Rhythmic Representation for the Intended WorkStablesyllables; gesture; score; drum stroke. Which representation supports the intended operation?A named use and interpreting convention; NOT for general representation work.
2RHY.6 - Translate a Rhythm without Erasing Needed DistinctionsStabletranslation; duration; rest; cycle phase. What would this change of notation erase?RHY.5 or an existing representation; an available source for omitted distinctions.
3RHY.7 - Characterize and Compare Rhythmic Structures for a Named DecisionStableintervals; complexity; similarity; comparison. Which difference matters to this decision?RHY.2/.5 for the compared structures; observation where the claim concerns response.
4RHY.8 - Specify and Transform Performable Rhythmic VariantsStablevariation; transformation; feasibility. How can a variant preserve what the performance needs?RHY.2/.7 when structure or comparison is unresolved; RHY.9 for its performing arrangement.