Counting Rhythms: Say & Clap Video 1

[@spartacus8027]

7 years of playing classical guitar as a hobby and finally I'm on the road to understanding rhythm .Thanks.

[@rietzangertje]

have studied a lot of youtube tutorials but your first basic lessons and these clapping lessons are realy the best! THXS!!

[@aaronmashburn763]

it did translate very well. I've been a guitarist for a long time but I've never really been into playing rhythms as much as melodic lines. I've found myself in a band setting again and trying to be a more mature player. these are really helping me get back in the swing of things and allowing me to communicate rhythmic ideas to the drummer.

[@atappa1]

Thank you so much! I play the violin and I went to a festival yesterday and the lady who was making us sight reading said I need to learn how to count because I was all over the place. This helped me because I clapped along and I think I understand it! Thank you!

[@Musiceducationforall]

I am glad it helped! There are a lot more videos like this on our channel. Good luck with your music...

[@joshanderson6847]

I've been looking for something like this for a while! This is very helpful. General rhythm for any instrument, just what I wanted.

[@sigurdopheim3626]

This is just wonderfull! Kids nowadays are really lucky to get this the opportunity to learn this on youtube! Well done!

[@TD12KX]

The play along is a great exercise. Nice! Thank you.

[@BoninBrighton]

We need lots of these please- very useful

[@0nyx70]

great help, like to see more, thnx for sharing

[@mickj20201]

Hi,This si superb thanks so much. I'm learning the saxophone and my teacher always wants me to say/count the beats to get the rhythms before even trying to play them. We do that in lessons but obvioulsy wnat to use the time with the instrument. This is a great way of practicing. Everyone should look at this. Thanks again, your making it much easier.

[@seraphinakay]

This was extremely helpful. I'm learning music theory on my own from a book, and I was so confused on counting rhythm. Thanks!

[@tomcramer10]

Oh wow! I need to have my students do this! This is the kind of thing that needs to be done without using or worrying about any instruments. I'm big on clapping exercises for learning rhythm but hadn't come across many till right now. Many more would be wonderful!

[@johnmurphy3421]

Excellent lesson & well explained. Many thanks

[@Musiceducationforall]

Thanks for watching, and I am glad it is useful. I will make many more. Cheers, Marc

[@BoninBrighton]

You write this 10 years ago- how are you doing in 2021? 🥰🇬🇧

[@ParlorProductions]

I LOVE THIS!!!! THANKS! More of these please!

[@Musiceducationforall]

Snap... We have made a lot of counting videos like this. I'll make more. Glad you are digging it.

[@Musiceducationforall]

No worries. That's what they call me. Thanks for watching and glad to hear these are working for you.

[@andrewvaccari9284]

Thank you for posting these videos. I have made it my goal to count rhythm and you have just shown it so simply. I will try and donate more next time but I am on a tight budget. Thanks for being generous with your time. Subscribed.

[@lucasnevo]

Thanks a lot my friend! Extremely useful lessons!

[@jaisvikt]

Thank you for your time spent on the presentation of the lesson. It works great in video.

[@medicbird1]

Thank You, Rhythms were never never my best part of Theory! of course that is what Theory is basically about!!! Thank You so Much!

[@nileshdhomse]

This was really awesome exercise to learn rhythm..

[@Axiomstatic]

awesome video buddy, great work and good on you for the work you put into this

[@Chansaxman]

I wish I learned like this in school when I was young. Thanks for the videos Marc.

[@megachucho1234]

This is the best, really grat work!!greetings from Mexico!

[@MrClusterfuk]

Very helpfull series ... thanks for taking the time to do them

[@Musiceducationforall]

I am glad that it worked for you. Thanks for checking it out!

[@Supernova1995]

it's really helpful , thanks for share.

[@meetoo2330]

Hey Marc thanks so much for making these video. I am a teacher and a music grad and I’m always looking for ways to help my own students. You’re videos are AWESOME!!!!! Thank you!!!!

[@Musiceducationforall]

Glad these are helping. I am thinking on doing a 2018 update with pdfs. Just for fun. What do you think?

[@jamescameron5077]

Hey, your videos are very helpful, keep up the good work!

[@Musiceducationforall]

Glad you are digging it. We are working on a website where all the videos will be in better playlists. Lots of good stuff to look forward to. Best of luck with your music!

[@beibeimiao2327]

Excellent thanks million

[@JazzD1000]

Really nice work sir

[@lineadan6]

You're helping me with some my college professors can't do. Great Job appreciate this!

[@congatone]

tis is awesome,ive been playing congas n bongos over 40yrs wit bands but i dont read music n depend on cds and fast ear to learn the breaks ,could u apply this to congas or bongos ,there is nothing on youtube at all for congas or bongo

[@EDGARDOUX1701]

Hey! Great!!! Regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I subscribed. Thanks

[@Musiceducationforall]

Gracias por suscribirse! Buena suerte con tu musica...

[@EDGARDOUX1701]

Español?? Jaja Y yo contestando en inglés. De donde eres?

[@thanduxolo]

man thanks for videos they helping understang more and more

[@philiptalk]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[@mattersoftheheartnow]

I love these videos . I think you are great , very clear . Nobody should be making suggestions unless they have been around long enough in music to see all counting styles.. . You are good and I wish I had you as a teacher ;p

[@Musiceducationforall]

So glad you like videos! Best of luck with your music. Let us know if there's anything we can help with. We are always looking for new teaching ideas. Cheers....

[@J0HNJ0RDAN]

Music Education For All What are (if there are) the corresponding beats to words? Meaning, is saying a number "one" or "two" always equaling one beat and what count is the word "and" or "e" (as in 2 e and...) Thanks!

[@ibanezguitars4021]

Music Education For All Killer teacher!!! Cheers!!!

[@manonbimmel3985]

So good, thank you

[@jenniferholmescurran8375]

This is so helpful!

[@zensasquatch4627]

I great idea and useful practice. Thanks for making this clip. If there request i would ask for making it easier to follow is tell people where they are and what you want them to follow a bit more often. At several times, it was unclear which stave you were reading from and when you were moving onto the next on or going over the first stave another time..

[@RedNarboneta]

this helped me a lot :D thank youuu!! :)

[@megandnup]

Would be good to have video working out rythm that includes one 8th note tied to & immediately followed by 1/4th note then 8th note (1 & 2 &) in 4/4 thanks!

[@sonyarowe1327]

Mark you are extremely talented on all accounts in music and on various instruments and also attractive as well ;o). I have been watching your videos in awe on your talent and have developed a great liking for your teachings. I have been doing self study with the piano and this video has really assisted me in the understanding of reading music. The only thing that troubles me is that you and Kevin cater more to the teachings of "Saxophone" not so much your piano audience. Lets change this! lol

[@JimmyBagOfDonuts]

Good video

[@windwish]

This helps so much! Thank you!

[@naturallygifted1681]

This is very helpful! Thank you.

[@Musiceducationforall]

Right on. Best of luck with your music...

[@WangYpeace]

this is very hlepful to me,thank u very much

[@zilmore5712]

Im trying to learn fantasie impromptu on piano and have trouble figuring out the rhythm, but this video helped a lot thanks

[@mariesteelebhn]

Great help!

[@Musiceducationforall]

Awesome. Glad it helped!

[@justJos26]

can you do a vid on how to write it out with the "e" and the "&"??? plz

[@MrSmildiger]

Great to the point ! missing more on dotted notes

[@keremesad1113]

Thanks mate

[@johnnyboy2411]

yessss this is what I needed

[@markcollins3445]

thanks, realy helpfull. coventry england.

[@kaylalorenz4172]

Thank you so much! I now understand triplets

[@Musiceducationforall]

Kayla Lorenz Right on! Good luck with your music...

[@reynor20091]

Made reading music relatively easier ..awesome

[@Musiceducationforall]

Glad it helped!

[@TheMrsj500]

i love love love love

[@annebusch5793]

Thank you so much! Helped me prepare for an audition :)

[@Musiceducationforall]

+Anne Busch That's the best! So glad it helped. Best of luck with your music....

[@AllThingsBri12]

thanks really helpful

[@pralaysangma8019]

Hi bro, first of all your video is amazing and very good for the beginners. Thank you very much for posting such great lesson at youtube. I really like your video Counting rythm say and clap 10. Unfortunately i was unable to hear any audio in rest of your videos. Dont know if others could hear any sound. It will be great if you could repost these Counting rythm say and clap 1-9 series once again.

[@Musiceducationforall]

+Pralay Sangma Glad it helped! I went through those videos. The sound seems to be fine. Let me know if the sound is still broken...Much appreciated. Cheers!

[@pralaysangma8019]

It still didn't work when playing online, however after I download the video it seem to have worked. Thank you once again. Cheers.

[@RobyCOP-]

Hi, veru good video, one question: how will you count at, i.e., 100 bpm or more ? I guess at those speed isn't possible to be so fast on counting with numbers/words...just a thought...

[@PIANOSTYLE100]

this is much needed I will refer this to others.. could you send me a link.. it is great.. btw I don't know if it is my phone, but the captions are over the last example. I wonder if others are having that problem.

[@sasaki9825]

Are the triplets regular or quarter note triplets

[@Musiceducationforall]

+Francisco Nabor 8th note triplet in bar one third system beat three. Cheers...

[@sasaki9825]

+Music Education For All thank you

[@alishadsouza2994]

Really Helpful! Maybe next time just include time signature!

[@beibeimiao2327]

❤🌻

[@thyagarajuk465]

Esyly andorstud your leson thank you for yours effort to this video

[@kylierozzell4733]

I REALLY need this

[@Musiceducationforall]

Snap! Glad it helped.

[@Lynkevmusic]

thank you for this

[@TheMpganesh2009]

gud;i want to know more rhythms

[@khalidakhtari6532]

Thanks for your helpful videos. you guys have to be the universities music professor. My instructor doesn't teach well at all.

[@Musiceducationforall]

So glad you like these videos. Good luck with your music...

[@asinatefonua8039]

You sort of look look like that comedian "Sacha Baron Cohen" #justsayin but yeah thanks this video helped alot

[@christianleetrager4605]

Pretty good. But should have included that we are in 4/4. Thank you.

[@babytiger5656]

Are these in 4 4? I seriously suck at these. >

[@agitatordog]

+Laxy Luna Yes, they are in 4/4. Let us know what about them is giving you trouble, and maybe we can give you some pointers.

[@babytiger5656]

Thank you!

[@santisoi5]

What a helpful video! It could have been a better presentation, in my opinion, if you do not have the empty bars, You may just point to the rhythm again.

[@Musiceducationforall]

Noted. Thanks for watching and glad it helped.

[@emilypottinger3963]

Anyone know Mrs petty

[@PIANOSTYLE100]

I'll put my two cents in here. Rhythm should be taught before reading music.

[@manikandanm6160]

no sound in this video

[@medicbird1]

how about syncopated rhythms ? could use help!

[@Musiceducationforall]

What up E Bird? Did you see our playlists with all the rhythm videos? There are a ton of them. Let me know if you don't see what you are looking for. Cheers.

[@1cleandude]

Go to "Note Durations_Watch this before counting" video from this same uploader.

[@razorbillone]

Blimey! My four four time is quicker than yours! Exactly how fast is four four?

[@LigaraProg]

He looks like Sasha Baron Cohen :D

[@Chansaxman]

Sorry, I did not mean to call you Marc.

[@denisepink20]

HUH???

[@Jade-hm2xz]

What the heck is happening this makes no sense

[@Jade-hm2xz]

I swear musical rhythms are witchcraft and I'll never understand them.

[@jamescameron5077]

Hey, your videos are very helpful, keep up the good work!