Cut Time 101 (Beginner Piano Lesson) 

Thank You! After viewing 4 other videos that only discussed the theory without practical examples, I found this video and grasped it in 2 minutes. Again thank you so much for sharing this!

My mom was a pianist and teacher. She was NEVER able to make me understand this. THANK YOU!

Excellent explanation of a fundamental concept! In addition, my piano teacher taught me that in 4/4 there are two wrist actions per measure (first and third beat), while in 2/2 there is only one wrist action per measure (first beat only).

This is a great video, thank you so much!

Thanks. Your explanation was clear, short, and to the point.

Thanks for the tips and inside info u r sucha good teacher thanks for being a good soul

FINALLY, an explanation I can understand! Thanks a ton for this.

Thanks Cass, Thanks for clarifying this kind of time signature. I realized Its not that hard. "More practice..more familiarity"

U have the real talent to play and teach

Great example, thanks

Very useful tip.. which give more idea on 4/4 and 2/2

Thank you so much for sharing your amazing talent.

Thank you for explaining so well!

This question comes to you from a drummer. What happens when you’re playing in 4/4 and you reach one measure of cut time and then continue back into 4/4. Will the one measure of cut time feel faster or slower than the measures in 4/4? Thank you in advance for your help.

Love your work. Thank you.

Great video!

Thank You!

Thanks much!

On another video about Cut time the teacher or whom ever tells us that the pulse is on 1 and 3 and to count all the notes just like 4/4 time ?? Any. opinions on that ?

Thx!

The only difference between 4/4 and 2/2 seems to be the appearance on the page, not in the sound.

Can't seem to find classical pieces that are in cut time. Anyone think of one?

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Finally someone pretty

I don't even need sound to watch it.

why we can't subscribe? you helped me, But.. you talk too fast. have 2 keep rewinding