Triple meter is a musical term that refers to a time signature where each measure contains three beats. This creates a rhythmic pattern that often feels flowing and dance-like. Common examples of triple meter include the waltz, which is typically notated in 3/4 time, meaning there are three beats in each measure, with the first beat being the strongest. In triple meter, the beats can be subdivided into smaller units, often creating a sense of movement. Musicians and composers use this meter to evoke different emotions and styles. Famous pieces in triple meter include Johann Strauss II's waltzes, which showcase the elegance and grace associated with this rhythmic structure.