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Started by Bill Po
Thu, 30 Dec 2010 04:07
Musical time? Do you really understand it?
Author: Bill Po
Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2010 04:07
Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2010 04:07
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ALL MUSICIANS: How well do you communicate with your drummer? If you want or need a 6/8 or 12/8 beat pattern, will you know what you are talking about? Have you experimented with various forms of 5/4? Like, have you tried jamming in 16th 5/4, 8th triplet 5/4, or 8th 5/4? They're each different. Do you know those differences? Are you comfortable jamming in those varied beat structures? Wouldn't you like to be? * At last! Unravel ALL the mysteries of Musical Time! Time Signatures - Odd-Time - Beat Permutation Theory. Written from the drummer's perspective, but easy to comprehend for any musician. This seemingly intimidating topic is CAVEMAN SIMPLE when you study it this new and amazing way. This is a BRAND NEW perspective on a topic that has perplexed ALL musicians for over 500 years! Your 12-year-old will comprehend the deeper complexities of Time-Signature theory with more clarity than a college professor. The truth is, the (so-called) wizards of rhythm have been looking at musical-time all wrong for over 500-years. Anyone with average curiosity will devour this fascinating study in 2-hours or less. If knowledge is power, this knowledge is the equivalent of Nuclear Fusion! You will totally agree as you finish chapter seven, and pause to ponder this short and easy course, in 2-hours or less. If you hope to become a guru of rhythm, you will need this. http://www.studydrums.com/adv002.html This amazing short course will stay with you (and continue to grow) for life! The more it makes you think, the more astounding it becomes! 50-years into your musical career, you will still be calling it the most important rhythm knowledge you've gained, anywhere, any time. LEARN MORE . . . http://www.studydrums.com/adv002.html
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