This lesson shows the power that combined note values can offer so that you can further deepen your knowledge of how to keep beat in interesting ways when playing in common time.
Love these lessons! I can see a world of strumming interpretations available. Just need to keep focusing on the basics for now, but can’t wait to see what the future holds!
This lesson was a major lightbulb moment in suddenly being able to understand what I am looking at on a sheet of music. It was all there to see before but for me this lesson really made things click.
I’ve found by writing the count over the notes it’s made it easier to count. but I have to go slow for four or five times, before I can pick up the tempo. Even then I’m at maybe 60bpm’s. But HEY! It’s a start.
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Such a good way to learn. I am learning.
I love this
Love these lessons! I can see a world of strumming interpretations available. Just need to keep focusing on the basics for now, but can’t wait to see what the future holds!
Very good review of strum variations and timing. Need to work through these.
I’m a rhythmic chef!!
This lesson was a major lightbulb moment in suddenly being able to understand what I am looking at on a sheet of music. It was all there to see before but for me this lesson really made things click.
I’ve found by writing the count over the notes it’s made it easier to count. but I have to go slow for four or five times, before I can pick up the tempo. Even then I’m at maybe 60bpm’s. But HEY! It’s a start.
Rhythm is my biggest challenge and this skill series is definitely helping.
These strum patterns give more awareness to the understanding of the sheet music. Im loving it!
So good for for me to learn! Struggling wonderfully!
Pretty clear lesson.
my bass note picking appears to need more work. I also had to change lighting to see where I am picking.
I wish someone would have shown me this years ago. Thanks !
Yeah, I’m going to work on this. Intresting.
Need to spend a couple of days before moving back to the daily challenge
I need to work on my counting skills
some nice ideas here