Strong and Weak Beats in Time Signatures: Rhythm Lesson

[@lmp_in]

Great lesson. Thanks

[@5calia]

Thank you, very helpful info for my daughter's music homework

[@cmcsheridan3137]

I'm glad I found your channel. I have been taking lessons for almost 3 years and have much, much more to learn! I appreciate all the effort you put into producing these videos. The videos and you're teaching style are top notch!

[@PianotvNet]

+C McSheridan Learning an instrument is a lifelong process - I still have much, much more to learn as well. :) Thanks!

[@Ladywhistledown1111]

Hi Allysia! i want to say a huge thank-you too you! Your pedaling Tips helped so much. i also took a couple of weeks away from the piano which really helped. when i went back to pieces that were a little choppy in the past i was able to play them smoothly and with the correct pedal timing. You're the best :)

[@PianotvNet]

+wraith507 Don't you love it when that happens? I love magically getting better at the piano while taking a break. :) Thanks for the nice comment!

[@MrRelax3737]

Young lady, you are an excellent teacher. Keep up the good work!! Doug G in LV

[@swashknuckler]

This channel is going to take off over the next 2 years.

[@PianotvNet]

+Stephen Grant +Martin S +Recon Legacy You guys are all awesome to say so. :) I appreciate it!

[@TheSunshinedreamer1]

Fantastic lesson! Please do a video for 9/8 and 12/8 as well as 5/4 time signatures to prepare us for Chopin's and Debussy's works. Thank you for being here for us!

[@LucaPassini]

Fantastic video, I had a hard time learning the differences between the time signatures and the beats but you explained them very well. And the proposed examples are perfectly chosen!

[@AkshayKumar-sd1mx]

I learned a lot thanks

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Nice lessons! I just discovered your channel and like what you are doing so far. Keep going!

[@PianotvNet]

Thanks! :)

[@pringelsthegamefreak]

You're beautiful and amazing video!

[@jaakkot9661]

This was a very well presented lesson, a huge thank to you! Those examples were great.

[@matthewliaw926]

CONGRATS ON 1000 SUBSCRIBERS!

[@PianotvNet]

+Matthew Liaw Thanks a ton!! I was endlessly joyous when I saw that!! :)

[@AyaMohamed-rf8jl]

u are amazing,,am waiting for other time signatures..btw your way is much a great one..and I"m happy as you explained with many different examples which we need a lot..keep posting :)

[@PianotvNet]

Oh yeah! I haven't done a video for weird time signatures yet, thanks for the reminder.

[@dangerfox47gamer11]

helpful for school

[@slowfade7664]

So how do I play a group of notes? Ex: a group of 4 sixteenth notes in the first beat? Do I play all of them strong or strong week medium week?

[@MindbodyMedic]

this came up when I googled 'Strong as I am rhythm' [by prime movers]. its like there are two time signatures playing simultaneously

[@rajmusiclearning]

Thank you so much, where were you these many days I understood very clearly. One question for you do we need to buy any copy rights to demonstrate those songs ? please explain.

[@7karlheinz]

My favorite time signature piece is Karlheinz Stockhausen's Klavierstuke # IX!!!

[@Xhandel]

Off topic: girl, theway you open your eyes is mermerizing xD

[@ruudimus]

What about subdivisions? What is e & a consider? Anyone?

[@DrThrills]

Hi does strong and weak beats apply much to piano? In moonlight sonata 1st movement I don't see much difference in the beat

[@GayGIJoefan1976]

I am lots of clueless when it comes to music is it just a generalization to say that the down beat is the strongest note? What if you wanted another note to be?

[@tommcquaide6456]

Would this be a reason why some pieces don't start with a full measure at the very beginning? In other words, so that the downbeat is not on the first beat, but on the beat that should be "strong", for example Beethoven's Fur Elise.

[@PianotvNet]

+Tom McQuaide Yep! When a song starts mid-measure we call it an upbeat for that reason. It's also sometimes called a "pickup measure".

[@tommcquaide6456]

Thanks for the explanation.

[@RoomeBeats]

what makes the beat strong velocity?

[@scne3175]

Did you find the answer ?

[@donlessnau3983]

Can you say "manic?"

[@ABCar_Edits]

idk wtf u were talking about

[@joslyngrace.ambur.3014]

Sister, Your teaching is good, but very fast, Non- native English people will find little hard to understand....

[@Tommat194]

Good video. However, not to be rude but the pronunciation of "Wagmer" made me slightly cringe.

[@PianotvNet]

+Tommat194 Just listened to the pronunciation, my bad! Thanks for pointing this out!

[@Tommat194]

Not a problem! Good work, keep it up :).

[@Tommat194]

Just noticed I said "Wagmer". Obviously I meant Wagner haha