six-eight time

noun

1. Often shortened to: six-eight. music a form of compound duple time in which there are six quaver beats to the bar, indicated by the time signature

Example Sentences

In three-four time, six eighth notes may have one hook, but in six-eight time they should preferably have separate hooks of three eighth notes each.

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That solemn narrative in six-eight time in B flat, where had he heard it?

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The alto then takes up a larghetto in six-eight time, key D minor.

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The service concluded with an extremely graceful movement in six-eight time, that drove the Madonna out of the mind of at least one listener and substituted a vision of laughing girls swaying lightly to the rhythm and singing of the dancing waves whose foam gave birth to Venus.

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For there was a seeming confusion of three-four time with six-eight time.

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