Learn Rhythm Basics with these 6 exercises: Kevin Nathaniel - It's All About Rhythm
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2021
- One of the best ways to improve musical timing is through clapping, stepping and dancing with rhythm exercises. It's All About Rhythm is a course designed to get you moving with a variety of rhythms in various meters so that your inner rhythmic self becomes stronger.
*Order It's All About Rhythm at www.didgeproject.com/rhythm
Hosted by Afro-roots musician Kevin Nathaniel, the It’s All About Rhythm Introductory Course covers a wide array of rhythms from the most basic three and four counts up to complex claves and syncopated patterns in 8, 12 and 16 count cycles, and more. This class is for you if you want to improve your sense of rhythm and timing, to play better with other musicians, and to take your music to a higher level.
As you go through the exercises in this course, you can clap, step your feet, sing and even dance to the various patterns. As these patterns become more and more complex, you will become more and more rhythmic yourself.
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I'm a trainwreck with rhythm, but I got glimmers of hope, even at the last hard one. Bought the course just now. Wish me luck ending a life of clapping when everyone else isn't.
Good luck. We are here to support you so let us know what questions you have as they come up. Make sure to join the support forum.
😂 If the clapping isn't going to work, you should consider writing blogs or short stories. Your comment is so visual and hilarious!
@@Why.am.I.here... Thank you, and I love the "out" if the clapping doesn't work out. :D
Here to try to help my 8 yr old with this.
So it’s been a year, how’s it going?
As a 51 year old woman with absolutely no Rhythm whatsoever…and trying to learn how to play the frame drum. I for one am grateful for this video. Thank you kindly Sir . Peace & love to you.🙏❤️🌹🤗.
Thank you so much for joining us! We hope to have more to come in the future
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I've needed this so bad
You're so welcome!
This guy has a very energetic and natural voice ,it is awesome!!!
Ya he rocks
Incredible and heartwarming excercise ❤️ I miss my Tabla classes
thank you!
Love it. Keep it going Kevin!
I subscribe to this channel because I was really bad at rythme and now I want to learn it and, I found your channel very cool and progressive.
Thanks mister.
100 likes already. So happy to hear this great response. What would be the most helpful addition to this video?
I would like to know how to use the count in playing an instrument, guitar, piano, or singing.. I appreciate the clapping with counting, how can this be transfered with an interment.
@@feelingsoulgood you can play the instrument instead of clapping with these same rhythms. then you can add melodies to these rhythms or play chord changes with these rhythms. try experimenting and see how it goes.
Loved this soo much!
I love this so much!!!
this was so fun thank you!!!!
You're so welcome!
Im just learning bongos and I need this. I really want to play along with some Salsa and 70s funk. But I want to have a lot in my arsenal when I start to get competent.
Love to learn with you ❤
tremendous! Thanks
Amazing Tutorial. You have shown me a different perspective that I never knew about rhythm. Thank you
Thanks for joining us!
Excellent!
Such a helpful video! My brain is hurting though... Took me about an hour to follow along
Glad it helped! You got this!
Thank you I think it is a good way to learn rythm❤
So simple but effective really useful 👍
Helpful and fun! Thank you!
awesome, thanks for tuning in!
Make various time signature ...
Very nice...
Hi Kevin!! ❤️💜❤️💜💚
I'm a vocalist in a hardcore punk band and this really is good for everyone
thank you for checking it out! let us know what would next be most helpful.
Oh wow this great stuff I'm loving this. I'm in and ready to learn
Wonderful!
this is great, will come back
Please do!
This is some good stuff. I'm going to try and practice this daily.
You got this!
Thanks
Nice workshop at the Tribal Rythm's Gathering
Indeed it was! Thanks for stopping by and nice to see you Frederick -AJ
Nice❤
very nice exercise, i'd tried counting to the beats which made it significantly harder. But i guess it'll be worth in the long run
Thanku
Listen to #6
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Please make a video on different time signatures
We cover this in the full It’s All About Rhythm course: didgeproject.com/rhythm
this was really good for me because i have a great ear, very good sense of rhythm, but if i'm with another musician and they speak of types of rhythms in beat / numbers - i'm lost. it's like adding math for me. This helps me get that.
Happy to hear it was helpful!
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Thank you! Looking for tutorials on how to be on the one every 8-16 or 32 bars, i don’t really want to count when listening to music but i guess it’s inevitable..
At a certain point in your musical development you need to develop your own custom exercises and practice them with discipline. this way you can achieve your goals without waiting for someone to tell you what to practice.
Very well said! I started doing so but i am suprised that i haven’t find a video on how bidubidubaduwa! Oh i just did it! I love when people can sing rythm with phonetic, i see very well trained musicians using that route, helps so much with memory, any how thank you great video , going back to practice!
Bruh is failed so hard but i will learn!!
2:20 minutos
I wonder why i never bothered to look if rhythm can be learned, I thought I was doomed to be off beat forever
What’s the BPM that is being used here for practicing with metronome?
Give me the timestamp
Does this work for singing?
Yes it definitely works for singing
Было бы здорово сделать титры на русском языке. Заранее благодарю ❤
Да там ниче интересного, просто повторяй упражнение
Bruhhhh I failed three lol
I'm awful with rythm, that's the only thing I am failing in piano lessons.
Practice this a lot then. Play these exercises on piano
Not. Getting there
Hello fello white males
sadly im a black female :( cant believe I cant dance
@@rosa_stars349 Don’t feel bad, I have played with guys from Africa that couldn’t do the simplest drum beats.
@@revkelly58 I guess it'll take some time. I personally have a hard time with remembering moves and executing it perfectly. I always wobble or look awkward
Too many words
Great kindergarten teacher