Rhythm Explained from the Very Beginning

[@Eloho-Inibi]

wow! what a Teacher! thank you so much for your lessons. theyre the best.

[@matthewhackett4381]

Fabulously explained , thank you lillian

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Hey students, You definitely want to make sure you check out this lesson next! It's "The Best Way to Count Rhythms Accurately" kzbin.info/www/bejne/onyTh2hqlKpjmM0

[@brianiwatkins3347]

You are a great teacher!

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Thank you! 😃

[@make_the_world_better_place]

Really helpful! Thank you

[@alexgyllenhaal6279]

6:01 Anyone know any songs that does this anyway?

[@malbena1]

This is fantastic. THANK YOU so much.

[@pepisheep8921]

Your videos are amazing!

[@user-es3vx9te9v]

What software is he using to diagram the music?

[@donnajennings-wallace1957]

What software/app do you use for the staff and note demos?

[@AnnetteMurphyger]

What about demisemiquavers? How do you count them?

[@yadinmichaeli12]

Thank you very much man!

[@no1eliz]

Thanks so much for this lesson. It has helped me tremendously. I'87 and just learning how to play with both hands and this helped me play with the correct rhythm. Eliz

[@s-cr8211]

Your explaination is way better than my letturer lol

[@AnnaKhomichkoPianist]

Great explanation!

[@AblackGenie]

I keep seeing this wonderful pianist on Tim's comment sections. Hey!

[@AnnaKhomichkoPianist]

A Black Genie do you mean me? :) yes, I enjoy watching his videos, I'm also teaching and I like the way he explains things + I learn English music vocabulary as I'm not a native speaker :)

[@AblackGenie]

@@AnnaKhomichkoPianist Yes I know you are not! I checked you out the other day and some of your videos

[@laf7907]

Thank u.

[@iJoemo]

Great vid thanks

[@modernfckinman]

i have a pretty basic question and i would appreciate if anyone had an answer. Ive been playing and making music for a very long time but ive only recently started learning sheet music. So lets say you have a metronome in 4/4. It goes: *TACK* _tic_ _tic_ _tic_ *TACK* _tic_ _tic_ _tic_ *TACK* _tic_ _tic_ _tic_ .... would you say ONE beat is every time the " *TACK* " comes around? Or is every single " _tic_ " equal to 1 beat and every '" *TACK* " 1 measure? so when you go "ONE e and a TWO e and a THREE e and a, etc" do the "e and a" go between every single tics and tacks? or are the "e and a" the " _tics_ " between the " *TACK* "? this question is a little hard to formulate in words when you dont have the proper lingo lmao but i would really appreciate a response

[@kshoes247]

one beat is on every sound. The Tack indicates a new 4/4 measure or the first beat of the measure, but every sound is a beat.

[@diegoviniegra5837]

Pay attention, there are very helpful tricks

[@Fateslav]

Nice lesson. However, I think students could better understand how cruicial this thing if you played a famous melody with a correct rhythm and incorrect one, so students understand that it's not enough to play a correct note, they need to respect rhythm and note value

[@haveulongtuff8905]

bruh my music teacher to come here

[@BaronSquanch]

Very nice and clear explained!

[@jacksawild]

So if in 6/8 a whole note is worth 8 beats, does that mean that a whole note wont fit in a 6/8 measure?

[@calebstringer2671]

You give sooo much valuable information! What drives you.to sacrafice yourself in this way?

[@afterxparty]

I've been watching a lot of your videos and they have been amazing, my only criticism is that your voice when facing the camera is like slightly lower than when you are not. Small thing for sure. Thanks for you very good videos!

[@justlive8776]

very much appreciated!!

[@Fateslav]

Does a grace note affect rhythm?

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

no, the principal note (the big one) still plays on the beat it is intended.

[@Navya-mu3es]

Make a fingure position for both hand playing all chords like 6, 7th major 7th 9th 11th chord except 3 chords no video is available on youtube. Plz Sir.

[@arthouston7361]

Gene Krupa on drums!!!!!!!!

[@elijahwoods7494]

music teacher is telling me to come here like wth

[@judenehartless5008]

👍

[@qwertybek4891]

Not that good explanation