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Fortunately for me I have a good understanding of rhythm and I have seen the way you introduce counting done so many times recently since I started on piano but I don't like starting off with 1,1,1,1 for crotchets or 1,2,1,2 for minims. On my main instrument (guitar) I counted 1,2,3,4 from the off. It's not a difficult concept to grasp and saves having to unlearn or adapt from what was previously taught. Just my opinion on what seems to be a common method by many piano teachers. other than that I am learning a lot from you and your books so thank you
your method of explaining is so refreshingly clear. thank you for making these videos
You're very welcome!
I am going through all these videos although I already know most of the basic concepts and have practiced them for a few months, I am looking for tips and clues to things that I could have left out or not learned on my own with books. It would be great if you could put the topic tag on each time to review them more quickly and go to the topics of interest, hehe.
I'm leaving likes to all the videos in the course as a thank you for your hard & valuable work :)
I enjoy your presentations!!