Always Count Rhythms Like THIS for Best Accuracy

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In today's lesson, I teach you how to count rhythms for best accuracy every time. This lesson is perfect for beginner piano players, percussionists and instrumentalists.
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Learning how to play rhythms is one of the major components of learning any instrument.
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@LessonsOnTheWeb 2 месяца назад

Attention! I made a new and much better version of this lesson you can watch here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fOjpTnNbZ6k.html It includes additional examples, explanation and instruction to help you learn much better!

@josecruz1975 4 года назад

Who here has trouble counting while trying to play it at the same time

@AD_MVP 3 года назад

Everyone obviously

@jimmygubbins 3 года назад

Aditya Dar innit why else we here 🤣

@DTM_329 3 года назад

Literally me every time but marching band :/

@unexcelled9463 3 года назад

Meeee

@ivyhfreda 3 года назад

Omg mee

@TinsleyLaw 2 года назад

Best counting rhythm lesson ever. Over 30 years of music lessons and this has finally made it clear. Never too late to learn something new.

@lydiatsidkenuofficeadmin599 Год назад

Agree! Simple and clear.

@redfushion 5 лет назад

If I had a music teacher with 1/16 of your clarity back in primary school, I'd be a musician today. Thanks a lot for making these.

@ArtOfPlaying 2 года назад

Dear friends! As a Conservatory Student, I want to share with you my journey to become a Rhythm and Counting Master! (well... At least I hope it will be so 🤓) I also hope that my videos help you in your practice! 👈 See you on my channel!

@jimianderson809 5 лет назад

Thank you, you really are a great teacher, I just want to say that I've alway's wanted to learn how to play piano as well as learn how to read music, and now I feel with your easy explanation in the lessons that you give, I will learn, and like they say, your never too old to learn, I am 61 and your lessons are making me much more confident that it will happen, so again, thank you!

@liferebootspirit 4 года назад

Keep up the great job!

@_buany8701 3 года назад

Yay!

@lucyroark4189 2 года назад

I agree that this lesson on counting beats was very clear. Like you, I always wanted to play the piano. When I bought my beautiful piano I was in my mid thirties. At the time my children were young, I was divorced and had a full time job. It never occurred to me how much time was required for practice between lessons. Because I didn't carve out that time the lessons were short-lived. Finally, in my mid sixties I retired and resumed lessons because I had time to practice. I'm now 71 and after a year without a piano (we moved to Australia in 2018) I found a wonderful teacher. But she's been on maternity leave so without the structure of actually going to weekly lessons I've become a slug. Fortunately I watched this video and am motivated to return to daily practice. Sounds like you're on the cusp of realizing a long held dream. You'll be challenged but with each accomplishment you'll feel growing pleasure and satisfaction!🎹

@yvelinemchugh3401 3 года назад

I am over 60 and decided during the pandemic to learn the piano. My father was a professional musician so it's in my blood but I never took lessons. Looked at several online courses but yours was the best. I am a visual learner and reading a book just wasn't helpful. Your courses are simply explained with clear examples. Thank you

@claudedupras2492 2 года назад

Time passes by and what we do with it becomes our lives. Or our ways of living. Have fun and enjoy..your life and or your ways 😎

@ArtOfPlaying 2 года назад

@clockfixer5049 2 года назад

it's not in your blood. though it may get into your muscle memory, at least the basics

@cmusickim1823 Год назад

This is literally the most important part of piano learning that people do not exactly realize how important this is.

@MsPatriciaB 5 лет назад

You explain the nuts and bolts that make music easier to understand. Thank you!

@ricklarson9312 11 месяцев назад

Yes this is an excellent lesson on counting time.. Counting like this actually makes it easier... YES agree ! Best counting rhythm lesson ever ! Lee

@bandpassmess 5 лет назад

I’ve always improvised playing guitar. But starting to play keyboards last year being 50 I still want to learn . I ready to start at very bottom and work my way up . This lesson helps clear up how to count I will be following you 👍🏾👍🏾

@chimaera01 4 года назад

This video cleared up a few things I was confused about but I still have a number of questions: 1. Why do you say e +a specifically? Does the e and the a mean anything specifically? 2. What about irregular signatures like a 5:8 for instance? How does that work and how does it sound? 3. What about the different scales like playing in A or E for instance? How does that work and how does it sound?

@Suiikwan Год назад

They do e + a because it’s easy to remember and when you count it’s easy to count in your head too

@LessonsOnTheWeb 4 года назад

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@jasondaniels5641 4 года назад

Hi do you give private online lessons? Also I am having problems composing the rhythms in my head. It's hard for me to put in on paper. I might be able to simple rhythms but when it's longer I have problems any tips?

@Lycancass89 4 года назад

Finally! Someone that explains this correctly! I just started playing a week or so ago & knew my timing was off but couldn't find how to accurately do so! Thanks again!

@bennysoundz2604 5 лет назад

The best tutorial i ever got after so many searches. Thank you. Subscribed already.

@tokyo1893 4 года назад

*_Timing Of Quarter Notes:_* 3:11 *_Timing Of Eight Notes:_* 4:55 *_Timing Of Sixteenth Notes:_* 6:49 *_Timing Of Different Notes:_* 9:31

@manu-singh 4 года назад

Thanks

@ChristianMonfreudCesar 3 месяца назад

Thank you

@Thepixiebella 5 лет назад

Oh my god I just found your page! I’m saved! I’ve been playing piano for almost FIVE years and I suck at music theory. I’m only good at memorizing things in the moment

@jjsdumbshit2792 4 года назад

@mmmmkay4773 3 года назад

Same for me!

@extinct0111 3 года назад

I felt this comment.

@austinmoore8581 2 года назад

Me too. What do I do?! :(

@ThaiPham-gg5zh 4 года назад

Just subscribed to your channel. Thank you Tim! This is one the most quality music lesson channels that I know on RU-vid.

@growthrulove 4 года назад

Really love the way you teach this. You explain it so well and it's easy for a new player to grasp.

@LessonsOnTheWeb 5 лет назад

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@speccys945 Год назад

This was so helpful. I've been playing for 3 years now, most self taught and had some lessons, but had always had trouble with understanding rhythm. The 1 e + a, helped and was so easy to understand. Thank you for posting.

@LessonsOnTheWeb Год назад

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@TealTrump11 5 лет назад

This is great! I've been thinking of a way that I can teach my students how to do length of notes. I usually just introduced what count or division you say with the note (i.e. I wouldn't teach e+a until I was teaching 16th, and + until I taught 8th notes. ). My way was fast but I knew there would be issues when it came to understanding length of notes. Having more than one way to teach note lengths is always helpful

@naegiplush 3 года назад

i've been playing the violin for 3 years now and this finally helped me fully understand counting, thank you!

@AeonHorus 2 года назад

This guy absolutely DOMINATES piano teaching info vids on the interwebs. If you are thinking of buying his lessons then think no more. I can highly recommend him and his methodology!

@pkirkey6932 2 года назад

Thanks for such an excellent lesson. You have no idea how long I have needed this. Can’t wait to teach it to the grandkids. That’s how long.

@johnbell913 6 месяцев назад

I keep on coming back to you lessons. thank you so much from California.

@user-vv6gi3bc8w Месяц назад

This was so helpful, been struggling but this made it clear. Thank you

@chizaram7517 5 лет назад

Thanks a lot. This was a great lesson and it really helped me understand rhythm better.

@nycviews3883 4 года назад

Nice job I am taking music theory back in college an your counting lessons help me understand what I am being taught. You are truly being good to the music !

@mikerochfort5502 4 года назад

This provides a brilliant method for counting, and I love it! Thanks Tim

@LessonsOnTheWeb Год назад

Hey Students! You want to watch this lesson next on the common rhythm patterns you need to know about. bit.ly/rhythmpianopatterns

@RickRead 4 года назад

Love it, clarity at last, thank you!

@silverbroom02 5 лет назад

Whaaat I’m mindblown. I always wondered why sometimes notes would be barred together and sometimes not (and when writing music, not knowing which was correct). It was probably for the reason you explained!

@LessonsOnTheWeb 5 лет назад

It blew my mind too when I first heard it!

@ecclairmayo4153 4 года назад

Than you for this very simple lesson. I've learned a lot!

@jesseniarivera7076 Месяц назад

The best lesson I´ve found on how to count notes. Thank you for this! ❤

@ginomiguel4809 4 года назад

I watched a lot of videos but this one really make me understood the principles. You are an excellent teacher. Keep it up and thousand of thanks!

@ugonwaohuche3742 4 месяца назад

This is awesome! I finally have perfect clarity about rhythm. Thank you so much! God bless you.😃

@pamconboy4315 2 года назад

Thank you!! This is exactly what I needed, your explanation and playing the example is perfect. 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@nappiedee 4 года назад

Holy HECK. MIND BLOWN. You have saved my life with this.

@cryptoboy1461 4 месяца назад

Wow! That was extremely helpful! Thank you.

@arimyllyniemi8445 5 лет назад

Thank You for the easy-to-understand -lessons. This is the right way to go ahead in my music hobby. Please, include more lessons of the rhythm / timing, because that is what is missing from many other lessons in RU-vid (and my head) ! ;)

@ArtOfPlaying 2 года назад

@kyle_rumble 4 года назад

Getting ready for an audition and this helped SO much! Keep up the good work

@ltonos9557 29 дней назад

Thank you very much. This has been very useful to me.

@adrieng9861 5 лет назад

I came across your video by chance. I'm learning bass guitar and this rythms counting tutorial is very good, I'm sure it'll help me a lot!! Thanks!!!

@helensagar 4 года назад

I have just started with a keyboard and I am finding your lessons so so,helpful so thank you.

@rhapsodymusiclessons 5 лет назад

Thanks! Shared your video on my blog. Very helpful!

@evangelistodsouza5681 4 года назад

Thanks for explaining the rythym in a very simple way. God Bless You.

@LessonsOnTheWeb 4 года назад

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@archanamasilamani5115 3 года назад

This is very helpful. You’re a great teacher. Thanks!

@Metamore777 2 года назад

Listen I've been struggling so hard to understand time signatures I get so frustrated but you've broken it down in a way that what's taken me weeks to try to understand you taught me in a 11 minute video thank you!

@LessonsOnTheWeb Год назад

Hey students! I want to let you know that there is a Fall sale going on right now for the courses over on my website: www.pianolessonsontheweb.com . You can learn piano, music theory, improvisation, rhythm and anything else you need to be a well rounded musician. Remember to use code "youtube" during checkout to get an additional 15% off.

@christianmeneses4996 Год назад

Thanks a lot this saved me 1 hour before my music test I went from not knowing anything to knowing so much because of your video

@francishetherton1837 5 лет назад

The best YT video in rhythm ! Thanks

@missmlb3842 4 года назад

Great teacher!!! Thank you for this! Simple and easy to understand

@chronicleofonepiece Год назад

Thankfully I bumoed into this. Made me realize how easy to count the beat with this method. Love this!

@southpawhammer8644 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this, I'm applying it to piano accordion.

@anselmsolomon1337 Год назад

I was confused in playing sheet music, your counting and attack points gives me a clear pattern to hit the key. An insight to read and play. Thanks and God Bless, A A Solomon

@LessonsOnTheWeb 5 лет назад

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@user-wm5dd8kl4m 5 лет назад

thanke you loved youre lesson/ it was very helpfull.

@adityab10 5 лет назад

You have lucidly explained... Awesome

@solangefoley7413 5 лет назад

You are a superb teacher and made me fully understand how to count correctly when it comes to musical scores. Thank you so very much for your help!

@thieumehhh1151 2 года назад

thanks you so much!!! been struggle with this and your explanation makes it so simple!!!

@2010utoo Год назад

Wow! Thank you for that! This lesson helped understand counting the beats better

@TheSonicZero 5 лет назад

Really helpful video, thank you! 🙏🏽

@kbddv6181 Год назад

This is a great lesson. So simple, but correct step by step instructions. Implement what he says to do in this lesson, practice it regularly for even just a couple of weeks and you will greatly improve. Ultimately a piano player must develop an inner sense of timing. Especially because you want to learn to use the pedals with your foot. But foot tapping and counting it out does get the body’s senses of feel going and that will help develop that inner sense of timing. Alternate adding some metronome work too. Start painfully slow with all timing practice exercises. Gradually increase tempo, but then go down to a slow tempo again. Timing is so huge in music. The great musicians always have an excellent sense of timing. But they have put in a lot of work to get there. Stick with it and it will pay off.

@quocdang5761 7 месяцев назад

Great lesson!! So much easier to understand. Thank you 😁

@naijelix 5 лет назад

This is a HIGH QUALITY LESSON🤗☺️

@ArtOfPlaying 2 года назад

@dearjem 5 лет назад

Brilliant, thank you!

@onthehorizon3201 5 лет назад

This is so helpful, thank you!

@darkomaksimovic3456 4 года назад

Great work man, thanks a lot. Finally someone made this clear to me.

@Chibz 4 года назад

I've been trying to learn sheet music and I guess I completely forgot all these things from highschool! Gosh I'm going to make a folder of these videos. Thanks! Everything seems so clear now

@seanearnest 3 года назад

Perfect, just what I was looking for, thanks!

@skyeblue4 3 года назад

You're awesome Tim! Great work again!

@quizoxmarx6945 3 года назад

Great video bud. This worked really well for me. Ive tried many different ways of trying to keep accurate count and this made since to me.

@merqury5 Месяц назад

Thanks for the cohesive explanation. This will take some practice, but it helps.

@stevechambers7016 Год назад

Great lesson I have Adhd and recently learned it affects rhythm and timing this helps massively

@jesuscastro8216 3 года назад

Thank you I’ve been struggling on this so much

@sanjaycolaco 2 года назад

Thanks for this tutorial - understood everything clearly.

@lmh1364 Год назад

Perfectly explained! I'm a new beginner and I was having trouble understanding counting notes, but now I totally understand. Thanks!

@steelplayer811 5 лет назад

Tim, You are a great teacher. Thanks for sharing

@BIGKLEE 4 года назад

Thank you for your knowledge

@mangosandpineapples4301 2 года назад

Maaaan, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU soooooooooooo much.You are a great teacher,I learnt a lot from this lesson. Respect from Papua New Guinea. I just subscribed.

@katerinathanou1828 Год назад

Fantastic!!!! Thank you for explaining!!!!💜🦋

@lima3104 5 лет назад

A very well explained class. Thank you.

@frankaq3951 Год назад

What a great explanation. Thank you!

@LessonsOnTheWeb 5 месяцев назад

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@mayiask654 5 лет назад

In my opinion this can help an inexperienced player in keeping an even rhythm in the beginning. But permanent playing by counting these „micro timings“ or subdivisions will keep the player from gaining an inner pulse. I would recommend that the player should at the same time tap LOUDLY with his foot on the 1s, 2s, 3s, etc. This will help establishing rhythm and feel into the body. So that at best one day he will feel rhythm rather than count.

@FreakinRocket 5 лет назад

If you want to improve rhythm, you will need to use a metronome 80% of the time you play. Subdivision is a great tool but if you are actually going for rhythmic accuracy, subdivision won't help if you are not using a metronome. Yes metronomes are an unpleasant sound but if you don't practice with them, your performances will seem amateur regardless of your piano skill. Play a piece or exercise 4 times with a metronome then play it 1 time without. Repeat forever. No matter how much you have mastered a piece, use a metronome during most of your practice time. Subdivide with the metronome on or even practice your subdivision by turning on subdivisions on your metronome. But if you are going to try subdivision, do yourself a favor and have a metronome going.

@lou1927 4 года назад

Agree,also I have found counting 1/2 notes ,dotted 1/2 notes and whole notes works,but counting shorter notes does not.Having a feel for the rhythm allows you to play the piece without counting 1/4,1/8 and 1/16 notes.Can't imagine playing a very fast piece and counting everything.

@ArtOfPlaying 2 года назад

@kbddv6181 Год назад

Yes, I agree. Ultimately a piano player must develop an inner sense of timing. Especially because you want to learn to use the pedals with your foot. But foot tapping does get the bodies senses of feel going. Alternate adding some slow metronome work too. Timing is so huge in music. The great musicians always have an excellent sense of timing. But they have put in a lot of work to get there. Stick with it and it will pay off.

@hqiu6828 3 года назад

A very helpful lesson! Thank you very much!

@battlerapradiola Год назад

Thank you!!!!! Needed this!!!!

@ramonl6637 4 года назад

Thank you so for the super clear instructions.

@CookieFridays 2 года назад

Just what I was looking for, thank you!

@vickyg2851 Год назад

Thank you! You have a gift for teaching!

@doublel8857 4 года назад

Thank you for the lesson... This is very helpful💚

@sabrinamorin5102 Год назад

Thank you so much this video literally saved my life cause my band teacher wasn’t clear enought about counting notes not finally in 8th grade I know how 😃

@simplehomemeals3932 2 года назад

This was so easy to understand. Thank you for this lesson. 😍

@SuperJS1974 2 года назад

Thank you for your lesson. This was very helpful.

@Rockout52 3 года назад

By far the best explanations of how to read and understand music, I'm 65 and have always struggled to make sense of music sheets, as soon as those sheets start looking busy with loads of symbols the anxiety kicks in though.