You can learn much more about piano, music theory, rhythm and anything else you need to take your piano playing to that next level with the courses over on my website www.pianolessonsontheweb.com (use code "youtube" for additional 15% off)
I'm an adult violin learner. Your videos like this one have saved me. The dotted qtr's and the other ones were wrecking my life. I'm working on Canon in D. Thanks man.
I mentioned in this lesson that in order to become a well rounded musician, you must master some common rhythm patterns. Learn all about them by watching THIS lesson next: th-cam.com/video/fdXdGauyJyw/w-d-xo.html
Would you recommend learning a piece from the beginning with a metronome. So should I learn a bar with the metronome 1st before moving on. Or should I learn the piece 1st and then use the metronome to get my tempo right.
I think I turn on the metronome at least once in every practice session, and never persist. Gulp, guilty as charged. I never hesitate to click on your videos talking about rhythm since you have such a good system. That's probably because you had good teachers. There are several piano teachers on the tubes that I quit watching since they were so confusing on counting.
I love your lessons but sometimes counting. I tap, but i cannot count and play at the same time. Same with metronome….if i listen then i am missing the playing….. you lose me. I am not grasping the 1e+. I think i have watched all your videos on this. I am now in book 3…..i am not a natural but i enjoy learning piano. I am over 7o and i love my in person teacher. I play for me…no racing, tests, etc.
You can learn much more about piano, music theory, rhythm and anything else you need to take your piano playing to that next level with the courses over on my website www.pianolessonsontheweb.com (use code "youtube" for additional 15% off)
I'm an adult violin learner. Your videos like this one have saved me. The dotted qtr's and the other ones were wrecking my life. I'm working on Canon in D. Thanks man.
I love practicing with a metronome! I was taught that from childhood
I need to use my metronome more. Thank you for this lesson.
It was well explained, very helpful, thank you! 👍😄
Thanks; been playing for a very long time, but have a really hard time with rhythm. I’m considering taking your whole course.
Yes I want an in depth lesson on the metronome! This a a very helpful video!
Yes please do a lesson on how to use the metronome.
Thanks!
Thank you so much! Very much appreciated
I mentioned in this lesson that in order to become a well rounded musician, you must master some common rhythm patterns. Learn all about them by watching THIS lesson next: th-cam.com/video/fdXdGauyJyw/w-d-xo.html
I want in-depth lessons on metranome
Thank you! I definitely need to use the metronome more.
Yes please
Would you recommend learning a piece from the beginning with a metronome. So should I learn a bar with the metronome 1st before moving on. Or should I learn the piece 1st and then use the metronome to get my tempo right.
Hey, I would say learn the piece first and use metronome to get tempo right.
@LessonsOnTheWeb thank you brother, I appreciate you
I want an indepth lesson on the metronome, please!
Thank u
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Can u help me playing 7/8 rhythm
I think I turn on the metronome at least once in every practice session, and never persist.
Gulp, guilty as charged.
I never hesitate to click on your videos talking about rhythm since you have such a good system. That's probably because you had good teachers. There are several piano teachers on the tubes that I quit watching since they were so confusing on counting.
I love your lessons but sometimes counting. I tap, but i cannot count and play at the same time. Same with metronome….if i listen then i am missing the playing….. you lose me. I am not grasping the 1e+. I think i have watched all your videos on this. I am now in book 3…..i am not a natural but i enjoy learning piano. I am over 7o and i love my in person teacher. I play for me…no racing, tests, etc.
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My keyboard has a built-in metronome.
I need sixtheen note tie eight note explain
In the 60's, pop bands don't use this, they use the drummers rhythms, they don't have internet and videos.