Four against three (4:3) POLYRHYTHM practice!

[@fashionablefrog5813]

Fantasie impromptu flashbacks

[@fugmopoly]

Thats what I’m learning right now😂

[@mlemz7766]

@@fugmopoly same rip

[@diegosatori5718]

@@fugmopoly same here, i am only here just to learn that piece

[@brokenricecooker]

@@diegosatori5718 same and im dying i just can't get it yet

[@polka678]

Fairly easy piece

[@writtenbyrharrison]

I love your videos because I can hear and see the rhythm. Some teachers explain using mathematics but for me that's hard because when the teacher speaks math, I can't hear it. But when you perform the rhythm and I can see how it is written that makes understanding the rhythmic pattern easier to grasp.

[@Metallian2112]

The way I learnt this when I was a kid was to say "Pass the god damn butter" on each hit.

[@SaherGalt]

haha, that's certainly memorable

[@Vittoria10538]

Now I can't do this without saying that. When the tempo increases, it's like I'm antsy because my corn's gonna get too cold if I don't get some damned butter on it.

[@Jesse-mh6hv]

He got it from Adam neley

[@greggjarvis133]

Never heard that. Could be helpful for teaching somebody

[@cbfedge5593]

@@Jesse-mh6hv repetition legitimises

[@McWrack]

I don't know why but I love this rythm. It activates something in me.

[@bernardrooney105]

I searched for thousands of years looking for how to play polyrhythm and got nowhere toward how to do it. I thought I was going mad. Then this. Thank you. So simple it is!

[@EXTRA300s]

For years I struggle and struggle in practicing polyrhythm(s) and give up hope, while I thought for it's an impossible task. As a drummer for more then 40 years my taught was, it's burned in my brain to play equal and dividable rhythms. This is your second video I watch, and I learned to play 2 polyrhythms in 10 minutes. THIS IS AMAZING..REALLY!! Thank you mate! 💯😃😃😃

[@mrlaughgas]

Thank you! I could not wrap my head around doing this at all. But your video was the only one that made it so simple and then it clicked instantly

[@marce1_1]

Kinda funny I get this recommended to me when polyriddim came out.

[@quie777]

same

[@marce1_1]

@@katrix7355 Um, ok? Idrc, was just found it cool I got a polyrythmic video when polyriddim came out, but IDK know the details because I didn't watch the video.

[@scvrz]

Same 😂

[@alexr6913]

Same lmfao

[@Roxanneredpanda]

If you want to play polyriddim you'll need a lot more than 4/3 poly-rythm

[@petermcmurray2807]

Great Thank you. My teacher passed this on with the phrase "Pass The Salt And PepPer" sorted my problem in Moonlight Sonata

[@alexismandelias]

Where exactly did you find 3 against 4 in moonlight?

[@SkyratiK]

I heard pass the goddamn butter lol

[@M0NN1]

Thank you. Really straightforward and simple video to follow with a percussion background

[@Stricknyne1]

Thank you so much for these videos! They clearly explain how to understand these rhythms. Much appreciated!

[@gregpluto8684]

thanks dude, nicely done video! bless

[@BlackWhite-vz7iy]

Thank you so much! This helped a ton. I have struggled for months with this but after this video I picked up after 5 minutes! :0 I'm didn't know I could do this lol

[@jerryrabushka3388]

thanks! I've been subdividing but hearing it made the difference!

[@writtenbyrharrison]

Thanks Jerry for I've been trying to explain what you so eloquently stated. For me as a composer/arranger I hear everything the note and the rhythm. But for me to explain what I am composing and hearing in my mind through SUBDIVIDING it just does not work for me. Cause an Artist may be well versed in SUBDIVIDING but can't hear the rhythmic pattern.

[@harrisonbeck7435]

This is a phenomenal presentation. Fantastic work. It was also the solution to my problem, a thousand blessings to you sir. The visual of the W pattern was like a cheat code for me. I was doing it just fine before the video, with my fingers that is, and thinking way too hard, couldn't find the rhythm of it in my chest... after the video- I'm doing it flawlessly, i can feel it, enjoy it, and I'm also putting in much less effort.

[@agent-zn8ut]

Very helpful for chopin op. 48 nr.1 THANKS

[@djp11111]

Excellent very clear demonstration and method. What's fascinating to me is that once you chart it out and play it using this method of analysis, it suddenly becomes effortless - the brain just assimilates the overall pattern and you don't need to think about the underlying mathematics at all.

[@BlikeNave]

Thought this video wasn't what I wanted at a glance. After going to a few others, turns out it was. Very helpful!

[@otakus1216]

So, I just came here from a TwoSetViolin video-

[@s0ur.grapes]

Same

[@daven5369]

AnnziaWolf same

[@waitwhat7115]

Wow me too

[@levanpolka9628]

yeah, had to check i was thinking of the right thing.. actually baffled they struggle with this (with the level they're at) the idea of even trying to play violin hurts my brain

[@jonathanm.9801]

levan polka violinists don’t typically have to play polyrhythms in most classical repertoire. Though they are conservatory trained, things may still be difficult for them.

[@Zer-wc8vi]

Thanks for this very clear and informative explanation!

[@QQ-rx9xp]

1:15 they are put together, for those that want to repeat quickly.

[@Supertimegamingify]

It's really nice to tap the table and see the lights flash red. It's like I'm really causing it to happen!

[@danielvanderbeek3502]

I’ve always been decent with rhythms, but as a tenor drum player, often found myself scratching my head at dci music. Thank you so much

[@sonja_rademacher]

The dividing into 12 helped a lot! Thank you so much ❤

[@stephenjohnson9478]

Got very nerdy after an Adam Neely video on polyrhythms. Thanks!

[@LOKRYAN]

This is awesome. Useing math to put any polyrhythms together is a great way. For me who wasn’t great at math when I was just learning music, I was taught to use the saying “Sausage egg and bacon.” It’s how I teach my younger students.

[@ArcticWolfOfficial]

Where my PollyRiddim bois at?

[@alexr6913]

Ayy

[@1100aquio1]

Yooooo

[@electricsuitbatman]

Need a silent loop of the last part. Good stuff. Thx

[@Unbearableweightofwisdom]

Man you are the goat for explaining this

[@edwinguerra8892]

BEASTT, thanks for the demo

[@MANNY100123]

Thanks as always, Saher! :)

[@SaherGalt]

Cheers Manny!

[@maxaudibert5793]

Clear, and excellent teaching

[@rsvdark_main]

One minute and I got it while it was so confusing before. This is a really good visualization, but could you add a bar to show where it is currently? That'd help even more

[@peterhesketh9040]

Love this guy ! Super understandable and a great voice

[@butterlord5469]

it’s weird, for me my brain never thinks of playing two separate rhythms, but rather when to play. idk maybe i’m thinking about poly rhythms completely wrong but knowing when to play the next beat seems to come easier then playing sixteenths with one hand and triplets with the other or telling my brain to do that.

[@dinocardamone9586]

It would be very helpful to get some demonstration on how to practice the complex polyrhythms with a slower tempo and then gradually speeding it up to catch up with the overall normal pace of the piece.

[@lukepowell2018]

Really helpful mate. Thanks.

[@서기-w6x]

1:15

[@joannanguyen6015]

Ty

[@jacobsondrew]

stop

[@bwolff7364]

That was amazing, thank you

[@markkautsky4316]

Summer Moon, composed by Florence B. Price contains this polyrhythm in one of the passages

[@DHG_Darkness]

Thanks bro, it's really helpful

[@mayenmeimei6301]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! EXTREMELY HELPFUL!!! :)

[@michaelkemmer417]

Super helpful, thanks dude!

[@127Kronos]

I just discovered I did this rythmn unconcsiously with my feet and now I can do it on command :)

[@zachfry96]

This can be heard two different ways. 1. 3 bars of 2/4 (simple duple) 2. 1 bar of 12/8 (compound quadruple)

[@HopeiThis]

My jazz repertoire thanks you!

[@garye4678]

Cool video. For those having trouble. Repeat after me: Kick-The-Sil-Ver-Buc-Ket :-) Both hands together on Kick. Right hand on Kick, The, Ver, Ket. Left hand on Kick, Sil, Buc. Stay healthy.

[@AnNguyen-oz6qw]

Ye thats what i did, but still messed it up when raising the tempo

[@garye4678]

@@AnNguyen-oz6qw Spend more time practicing it slow and raise tempo whilst still under control, meaning if you start to lose it, then you need to slow it down and spend more time at the controlled tempo.

[@stinald]

EXCELLENT! Thank you

[@desmondanderson1107]

can you demonstrate those examples on the piano thank you?

[@OrangeKyo]

Thank you so much!!

[@seanhuang9449]

I know 3 over 2

[@pantommy]

Tap Troupe gaming

[@penwozhere]

I FUCKING CAME TO COMMENT THIS LMAO

[@jakilevi3027]

Another great video.Many thanks. Could you show us ho it is used in practice? Some examples maybe...

[@paulavega5802]

Fantasie impromptu

[@ruskah0307]

oooh I thought it was like 4/4 and 4/3 being played on top of each other, I see now

[@r.f1981]

It's like a bossa nova beat..cool

[@malaki1212]

eighth note triplets are like the easy part of 4:4 but then you do eight note quads (i think they’re called) in a 3:4 and things go all types of wonky. My brain needs refining 💀

[@kosk3432]

wow wow wow, why you called triplets the groups of 4 notes instead of groups of 3 notes?

[@rukaarkesh]

1 e & a 1 tri plet From these two we can make 1 tri a but how to notate this?

[@TheCloverBand]

super useful 🤩

[@HypaBeast]

IM NOT CRAZY IM NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO SAYS SEV WHEN COUNTING BEATS OH MY GOD

[@kylehatchett1]

This is what the left and right hand on the piano are doing in “Fake Empire” by the National, right?

[@coffe_addict321]

1:15 A saus-age and ba-con

[@tuttodipende3015]

struggling with great fairy fountain's theme from the legend of zelda breath of the wild

[@dhavalmshah]

I made the 4/3 polyrhythm with a ruler.

[@lucasjackson22]

el grafico tiene un error, se encuentra dibujado los tresillos en las semicorcheas y las semicorcheas en los tresillos

[@alphaasfuck6452]

Isn't this a polymeter, not a polyrhythem? A polyrhythm would be a 3 count and 4 count that always hit 1 at the same time.

[@rustys9043]

they do always hit 1 at the same time

[@shiroumxm2052]

does not explaining it with sub divisions makes it harder to beginers¿¿ isnt it easier to understand with just a 1/4 notes ¿

[@dan4659]

This made it easy

[@coryquinonez1956]

Just found this forget my comment on the 2/3 video. Thanks you are a great teacher

[@archee2364]

Thank you

[@squwgel82]

Thankk youu!!!

[@potatopotato0715]

Fantasie impromptu days.....

[@PremaritalCheese]

Feels like the word racecar

[@MeiZhang-q5k]

Kinda flows nicely

[@maxpower940]

I dont understand it. How di you know that the 16th go in 12 in threes?

[@Soarvivor]

There are 4 16th notes in 1 beat (quarter note), so as we’ve broken 1 beat into 12 sub-beats, 12/4=3 sub beats per quarter note.

[@SuperIsaiah]

But if you want to have your beats be 3 long and have the 12 be the whole bar, that'd be 4/3, which is not allowed

[@maskon1724]

Pass the goddamn butter.

[@4ss4ss1n5]

Everybody talking about fantasie impromptu, but I'm here for the posthumous etude in f minor 🥰

[@strikechord]

Pass the goddamn butter

[@lizhang4752]

What about if they both have to end on the same beat

[@SaherGalt]

Answered you in a video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmPcpqSDiMaLd5I

[@melody3741]

Gosh darn butter

[@jamiibear]

Im hear for learning fantaisie impromptu lmao it hurts me

[@naopetlairenjam8960]

How to apply this to my write solo?

[@arman6576]

Fantasie impromptu be like

[@impulsegaming6233]

OMGGGGGG THANK YOU

[@rik-keymusic160]

wait a second... so the sixteenth notes are actuals playing the triplets right ? :p

[@puderrick8634]

Kindly move the animal fat toward me

[@Zener26Diode]

pass the god damn butter

[@whjm9401]

Is it possible to group them in triplets eg. 123 456 789

[@arsenewonger]

How would this be played swung?

[@collier4844]

5 against 2 please

[@rustys9043]

hey man instead of a grid why don't you just write it in 12/8?

[@rayzeck9068]

Polyriddim

[@payeldas6484]

thanks

[@audience3939]

3*4=12 16/12=4/3 3/12=1/4 🤔

[@MimescaraAotWC]

do this but with Riddim lmao

[@glenndj4215]

is this bass clef?

[@maximilianavdeev7363]

No its wyclef

[@cyba9774]

I hate this polyrhythm so much... until I get it right I guess

[@Marisitau]

1:10

[@linahernandez4912]

Genio!! que facil