Mastering Musical Rhythms with Fruit

[@MotifMusicStudios]

Love it! I always love teaching with fruit names too! Well presented!

[@Omega0401]

Thank you Allysia. That was very helpful. The sixteenth notes with eighth notes always gave me trouble but this was a great help. If you came up with this idea, kudos to you! It worked!

[@annehewitt1504]

I love the video - is there anyway to get a pdf version of the notes and fruit names? It would be helpful when I am practicing. Thank you.

[@pianosandpianist8179]

thank you. I love watching your videos.

[@omarodeleonvelez2925]

Brilliant!

[@jenayacurry8609]

That was strange yet so amazingly helpful! Thanks

[@michaelmcgill8104]

Can you compose a fruity song for us that contains all of these rhythms so we can practice it?

[@PianotvNet]

Hahahahaha that is an awesome idea.

[@KeepingOnTheWatch]

Super helpful. Thanks! Makes me realize that learning to play sixteenth notes are within my reach.

[@sebollas45]

Thanks :)

[@dennisiacco7057]

Grapes on my belly….haha

[@danielribastandeitnik9550]

That was really fun and REALLY helpfull!! Thank you very much! I had already heard about the use of the word CHO-CO-LATE for triplets, but you gave us a complete set of really usefull mnemonics! Thanks again :D

[@PianotvNet]

That is another good one! And thanks!

[@scuxmaster]

is there anyway to be your student ?

[@septobus]

4:43 probably my favorite blooper ever

[@PianotvNet]

No fruit was (badly) harmed in the making of this video.

[@chowturtlezpabus]

Have you tried Durian ?

[@PianotvNet]

No! I've always wanted to experience the onion-old-sock-melon flavor for myself, though.

[@chowturtlezpabus]

If you can endure the smell, you're then worthy of the king!

[@KeepingOnTheWatch]

This is the fruitiest video I've seen. :-)

[@ezekiel3919]

dat thumbnail thou ´(~°￦°)`~