Let's Practise These 5 Common Rhythms | Interactive Rhythm Reading Exercise

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These are the five rhythms I teach my drum students first.
Use a snare drum or simply tap out the rhythm with your hands.
I've set the exercise at a relatively slow tempo suitable for beginners.
Increase the playback speed if you need more of a challenge.
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[@valquiriapereiradeoliveira8811]

🤯 wow this was fun. I did it a lot of times didint get tired😂🎉

[@user-fi4yd2kf6g]

Fantastic!

[@SturleyArt]

Great introduction level exercise.

[@valquiriapereiradeoliveira8811]

Please post more Thanks

[@pomodoro2c]

A good way to introduce yourself to beats is to play the snare drum.

[@wb1065]

Definitely would help to have sight indications.

[@notcerce]

the notes are the sight indicators

[@doanahtari]

Thank you

[@notcerce]

unique

[@dirtdeputy]

It would be helpful to have some type of indicator as to what beat you are playing but Thank you for putting this out there, good basic practice!

[@SightReadDrums]

Thanks Mark. I don't add any sort of scrolling marker in my videos because I think it's good practice to follow the music without any help - as it would be in a real-life performing situation.

[@poop0129]

@@SightReadDrums thats a very good point, but i feel like i need a metronome for some of these parts

[@MrBeen992]

4 beats are played at thebeginning. Thats alla you need. If yoy need a meteonome to play this exercises you have to quit drums

[@sethcompras8523]

@@MrBeen992 this is a begginer exercise. Nothing wrong with people using metronome. And being honest, depending on the speed, even an advanced player may use metronome. I wonder how many years of practice you have as a player, cause your statement sure reminds me of Dunning-Kruger effect.

[@CaliforniaBushman]

Page One; 1 2& 3& 4, 1 2& 3e&a 4, 1 &a 2 3 &a 4, 1e& 2e& 3& 4!....

[@janinefelix2001]

2x 10.2x speed more- 12.5x ok

[@monicabonatesfeijo6461]

It sounds wrong right at the second "page"...am I right?

[@rogabbie9982]

Wdym?