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#1804789 - 12/12/11 11:55 AM
Learning rhythms - superb source for this?
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Registered: 09/19/11
Posts: 50
Loc: Danmark
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Hello :-)
I'm currently in the process of learning to play the piano and hope to get your advice on how I can find material on how to:
1. Train my rhythm skills so that I can easier shift from 1/4 to 1/8 to 1/32 etc. while playing a piece of music. Maybe one of you know of an intuitive/accessible source for exercises (book + cd, internet website incl. audio examples, or the like)?
2. Train my ear listening skills, i.e. listen to a piece of music and put it into notes. Preferably with examples (I'm thinking that maybe it's simply to listen to a piece of music and then put it into notes ;-) - but maybe there's a "structure" to learn?)
Thanks for reading and maybe replying ;-)
Jesper
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#1807178 - 12/16/11 01:11 PM
Re: Learning rhythms - superb source for this?
[Re: Evalon]
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Registered: 04/18/10
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Loc: Chicago
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I recommend going on youtube and just watching/listening to some videos. There has to be hundreds of people teaching subdivisions. You can hear them doing it and hopefully it will help you. I would also learn how to count the different subdivisions correctly.
For example: quater notes 1 2 3 4, eighth notes 1+ 2+ 3+ 4+, sixteen notes 1e+u 2e+u 3e+u 4e+u,
etc. etc.
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#1818845 - 01/05/12 12:20 AM
Re: Learning rhythms - superb source for this?
[Re: Steve Nixon]
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Registered: 09/19/11
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Hi Steve, Didn't see your reply until now ... but thanks for the suggestion. Just checked out youtube and having gone over some videos I have chosen to download a book on rhythm with sound examples from www.patternpiano.comIt's called "how to read musical rhythm like a Genius" - sounds attractive ;-) Thanks again, Jesper
Edited by Evalon (01/05/12 12:26 AM)
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