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[[Image:Rose_in_the_heather.png|thumb|300px|The Rose in the Heather, a traditional Irish jig demonstrating Binary form.]]'''Binary music''' is a musical form consisting of two main sections.  Binary form is often seen in [[Traditional]] [[Irish]] [[music]], where many tunes are divided into two sections of eight bars each.
 
[[Image:Rose_in_the_heather.png|thumb|300px|The Rose in the Heather, a traditional Irish jig demonstrating Binary form.]]'''Binary music''' is a musical form consisting of two main sections.  Binary form is often seen in [[Traditional]] [[Irish]] [[music]], where many tunes are divided into two sections of eight bars each.
  
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*[[Ternary form]]
 
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*[[Sonata form]]
 
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The Rose in the Heather, a traditional Irish jig demonstrating Binary form.

Binary music is a musical form consisting of two main sections. Binary form is often seen in Traditional Irish music, where many tunes are divided into two sections of eight bars each.

See also