Conducting Basics: Common Time Signatures - Minister Through Music - Choir - Episode 4

See how Roger Hale demonstrates the most common conducting patterns needed to lead any song in church.
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0:11 - 4/4
0:49 - 3/4
1:09 - 2/4
1:43 - 6/8
2:40 - 2/2
2:57 - 3/2
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[@ChoirRehearsalbyMusicbyMolly]

0:11 4/4 0:49 3/4 1:09 2/4 1:43 6/8 2:40 2/2 2:57 3/2

[@ephraimezelia352]

To conduct 6/8 is hard. Thank you lm understand now

[@bluebutterfly1484]

Thank you, super helpful. God bless

[@C4STUDIO]

Thank you so much sir . ❤

[@maryjoyodias3641]

Thank you for your help how to beat

[@oleabaguio6992]

Thank you, this helps a lot. I am always invited to be the chorister in our FHE. I can apply this thank you again!

[@KgweranoMoiffo]

Perfect. Thank you

[@kylesaw712]

Thanks, it really helped alot for my first time conducting in class

[@Giniwonders1]

Gracias

[@gsus4eternity112]

Helps a lot ty.

[@felixmwirigi631]

Thank you 🙏🏽.How would you go about a 9/8 and 12/8

[@Andrea-xw4xe]

What does a conductor do when the music changes meter, such as when there is an instrumental interlude that is in 2/4 time while the rest of the music is in 4/4 time?

[@asalierio1801]

I have one question sir❓