Common Rhythm Patterns You Need to Know

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Your videos helped me tremendously in conquering rhythm. Literally after watching this video I could complete several assignments with quite complicated rhythm patterns that I have almost given up on. I think your videos are the most helpful on this subject. Thank you very much.

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[@namecollision]

I looked at the dotted eighth and 16th note at 13:30 the opposite way. The 16th gets the 'a', so the 8th gets everything else. Thanks for the lesson.

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Not many channels explain rhythms as well as you. This was really helpful. Thank you!

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Great you clearly define where the e comes from. Plus I finally know the beaming rules Thank You

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Thank man. I’m an senior in marching band, this helped me refresh my rhythmic patterns

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Great lesson--would like to see these 'combo' rhythms in a musical context. thank you!

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I've been trying to count subdivisions for 30+ years, but the opposite way. I was counting only the big ones and trying to subdivide the small ones... What a mess! For so long I decided to ignore the tempo notation and use only my intuition, but is kind a "guess" for complex subdivisions. Now everything is clear and I can count the subdivisions. A simple way to explain the things, over complex and formal words. A big THANK YOU master!

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Thanks Tim! Yes I was messing up the 16th-eighth-16th combo without really realising

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Wow!! What is the best way to practise this?

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Great presentation!! I had always been afraid to play music with too many versions of sixteenth notes. You nailed it! However, am I counting the last measure wrong as 1e + a 2+ 3+ 4+? Thanks for sharing. 😊

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Hi, it is better count the e + a even after the first 1, but if its hard/tiring to speak that quickly while playing, you might not need to.

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You have a way to explain. I never thought I could understand the music theory ( I got by with natural rhythm) but I sure thank you SO much. It makes sense to me now.

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You are truly a life saver! I was about ready to give up on counting rhythms because I felt discouraged that I could not understand but your videos have helped me tremendously! Thank you so much 😊

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@@LessonsOnTheWeb Your lessons are great, however, it would be nice if you were including TEMPO during the lessons, as some 16th notes are a similar time to the 16th notes.

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In choral singing, we sing the parts singing 1 e + a 2 e + a - and call it "count singing". Endlessly useful, especially, when trying to get 60 to agree. If you stand out, everyone knows!

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I'm playing piano for 5 years... Why my piano teachers never teach me that?! I was always have problem with rhythm patterns. Now I can understand it. Thank you!! (P.s sorry for bad english)

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Great lesson for problematic rhythm . Latin jazz is so lovely and so difficult for a Norwegian

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Hey students, I highly recommend you check out this lesson after this one. It's the Best Way to Count Rhythms. You will learn how to count much more accurately. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/onyTh2hqlKpjmM0

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This lesson is gold! I least wondered how to count these .. so I can always count these like sixteenths notes ? ? Thanks

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Thnx , how a great teacher ! This is the way my bass teacher taught me to count..wondering if it's the standard at US University music programs?

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