Six-eighth time, often notated as 6/8, is a musical time signature that indicates there are six beats in each measure, with the eighth note receiving one beat. This time signature is commonly used in various musical styles, including folk, jazz, and classical music. The feel of six-eighth time is typically lively and can create a sense of movement, often associated with dance rhythms. In six-eighth time, the beats are usually grouped into two sets of three, giving it a triplet feel. Musicians often emphasize the first and fourth beats, creating a strong and engaging rhythm. This time signature is frequently found in waltzes and jigs, making it popular for both listening and dancing.