Learn to How to Play, Read and Write Common Rhythms in Music

[@DonFranko68]

My sax teacher gave me the tip to speak note values, like „ja-ka-ta“ for tripplets or „dat-taha“ for swing feeling. It’s a very good way to feel and understand rhythm pattern. Thank you for your lesson.

[@user-fw9wz1mt2n]

Thanks for the lesson. Over the past year, I have been learning bass guitar. I can read and play the notes, but I struggle getting the rhythm right. My neighbor, who plays drums, suggested I get a set of bongos and work on the rhythm part. I believe it is helping out, plus you make the lesson easy to follow.

[@MrRudy6632]

Super awesome! I’m beginner guitar student and conga player wannabe. This video was so useful for me and I took notes following your instructions. I stopped at 9:05 minute, saved it for future reviews. Thank you so much:)

[@TeresaCheung-sy1hg]

Very helpful resources in this video. Thank you very much.

[@ipelegeng]

That’s so helpful, I‘ve seen this stuff in books so many times but getting it explained by Kalani makes it so much more accessible! Thank you for this!

[@joyceyang6976]

It is very helpful for me to play with Orchestra, thank you so much 👍😄💕

[@k.imathew5745]

Marvellous explanation. An excellent teacher.

[@ralphmorales463]

Thank you very much Sr. Kalani God bless.

[@NiaGhese]

Thank you so much for creating this video! You clearly explain how to practice at home and give drummers alternatives on how to learn themselves as well.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

N. V My goal is to make learning and playing music as easy and effective as possible.

[@bongoscongasantiquecashreg4544]

Kalani great lesson!!!!

[@hengeorgeguitar7745]

great lesson thank you for that

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

george chen Thank you. Please share.

[@adachukwupreciousokafor8724]

I love this guy and his teaching method. It is wonderful

Muchas gracias por esta explicación. No entiendo mucho ingles pero te entendí todo lo que dijiste . Jajaja Eres un gran maestro. Gracias.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Gráfica Mente De nada!

[@ibleasse]

Glad you took my advice on displaying notation and teaching people to read. I would recommend teaching Konnekol too. The Ancient South Indian counting system.

[@johng8300]

This is the most I ever got from a video. GREAT JOB.. Keep it up

[@mercyjoseph5233]

Thank you very much. I learnt a lot about rhythm from your video

[@marilynbainbridge2788]

Great lesson thank you!

[@naumimutisya897]

Thanks, have learned alot about clapping the notes , am training in school of music , I have the idea now ❤❤❤❤

[@Med_Bellamine]

I wanna tell you thank you bro

[@onebadhombre7158]

This is amazing and very helpful! Thank you so much!

[@abhimanyusingh873]

Awesome Explanation. Thank You !!!

[@samcharbaji6168]

This was so good that I had to give him a thumbs up I didn’t have much choice

[@Numocron]

Wow Kalani this is such an awesome lesson right here I love it😃👍❤️

[@spspsp45]

Super helpful thank you

[@artmeditationvista1526]

It'd be nice to have a video on each of these rhythms...with the whole set linked together!

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

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[@satchrules101]

Absolutely Gold teaching !

[@satchrules101]

Question so the & eighth note can land on a down beat ? I’m always confused with the eighth note with a flag Instead of the eighth note with bar across.

[@RosemaryNcube-ml4op]

Amazing

[@kimnguu832]

VERY GOOD. THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH

[@felixdada2044]

This is really good and inspiring

[@funwithtab1183]

I am learning music to play and create my own music

[@nancygragg5695]

I got it, I know it written, I know the counting, I'm just slow. I need to learn how to speed it up. Your demonstration helped

[@許建中-n4m]

Great job

[@fabiancosster2992]

You are a master in rhythm and i liked your explanation let me now where i can buy that metronome its amazing i need one that is for me the best metronome i have ever heard

[@Misterdandamanify]

Allright, you learn me how to count!!

[@fabiancosster2992]

Where can i buy that metronome you are using? Its very good because it click each beat

[@charlesanikpecooks2291]

Grateful

[@Kerrygene-u8l]

The dotted note is 3 counts of sustain. The symbol '7-like' figure is a half rest, it means you pause for 2 counts

[@fernandocampos7898]

Thank you :)

[@michaelhicks5150]

I remember using words like blueberry, coconut, my spaghetti, French fry... for rhythmic phrasing.

[@user-kw6hf1fu9q]

That was cool

[@JakeNolen]

Mr. Clean, the singer of Disturbed

[@christophertsiliacos8958]

👏👍 The nice thing about drums, and correct me if I'm wrong, is that drums are no respecter of clefs. That is, the drummer when writing, reading and playing the drums need not be concerned about clefs - be it the treble, bass, alto, etc . ˆ◡ˆ 🎶

[@ibleasse]

Christopher Tsiliacos actually.... there is a special clef for drums and percussion and also a different way to write without staff lines, not to mention specially designed note-head shapes.

[@christophertsiliacos8958]

@@ibleasse Thanks, I didn't know that. I know that there are percussion instruments, such as the glockenspiel that play in the treble clef (of which I play).

[@virgiliomena6145]

Si tomara una barita o un lapiz señalando las nota musicales entonces este tutorial estaria brutal.

[@michaelhicks5150]

What metronome are you using?

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Dr Beat. DB-88

[@Hdlc27]

Lost me half way.

[@menleikonyak7048]

You talk alot 😂😂