Compound and Irregular Rhythms	Rhythm Matching Theory Things William Wieland
Read Simple and Compound Meter and Odd Meter. (musictheory.net)	To practice reading, change the beat at Chapter 1.
If the beat is the eighth note:
Sixteenth Note:  = ½ beat Eighth Note:  = 1 beat Dotted Eighth Note:  = 1½ beats  (a dot adds ½ the original value) Quarter Note:  = 2 beats Dotted Quarter Note:  = 3 beats (a dot adds ½ the original value) Half Note:  = 4 beats	Sixteenth Rest:  = ½ beat of rest Eighth Rest:  = 1 beat of rest       Quarter Rest:  = 2 beats of rest       Half Rest:  = 4 beats of rest
If the beat is the half note:
Eighth Note:  = ¼ beat Quarter Note:  = ½ beat) Dotted Quarter Note:  = ¾ beat (a dot adds ½ the original value) Half Note:  = 1 beat Dotted Half Note:  = 1½ beats  (a dot adds ½ the original value) Whole Note:    = 2 beats	Eighth Rest:  = ¼ beat of rest Quarter Rest:  = ½ beat of rest       Half Rest:  = 1 beat of rest