Choose the answer. Which statement best describes mixed meter? song with one time signature throughout song in which the key signature changes song without a steady beat song with changing rhythmic pattern
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A song in which the key signature changes refers to a change in tonality, not meter. A song without a steady beat would be considered free rhythm or rubato, not mixed meter. A song with changing rhythmic patterns could be considered mixed meter if the changes Show more…
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