Rhythm and Timing 201 (Early Intermediate)
Online Training Program
In this course, you will get thorough training from the ground up with regards to rhythm and timing. We will focus some simple "tapping" exercises to establish your sense of rhythm, which will have a slightly faster speed than the beginners course. I will also add tapping and playing exercises with 16th notes, which will gear you up for the rhythm exercises in the next early intermediate course.
Ayana Webb
Introduction
Lecture 1: Tapping with Quarter Notes
Lecture 2A: Playing Quarter Notes
Lecture 2B: Playing with Quarter Notes (PDF)
Lecture 1A: Playing Multiple Keys, Right Hand
Lecture 1B: Playing Multiple Keys, Right Hand (PDF)
Lecture 2A: Playing Multiple Keys, Left Hand
Lecture 2B: Playing Multiple Keys, Left Hand (PDF)
Lecture 3A: Playing Multiple Keys, Both Hands
Lecture 3B: Playing Multiple Keys, Both Hands (PDF)
Lecture 1: Tapping with 8th Notes
Lecture 2A: Playing with 8th Notes
Lecture 2B: Playing with 8th Notes (PDF)
Lecture 1A: Playing Multiple Keys, Right Hand
Lecture 1B Playing Multiple 8th Notes, Right Hand (PDF)
Lecture 2A: Playing Multiple Keys, Left Hand
Lecture 2B: Playing Multiple Keys, Left Hand (PDF)
Lecture 3A: Playing Multiple Keys, Both Hands
Lecture 3B: Playing Multiple Keys, Both Hands (PDF)
Lecture 1: Tapping with 16th Notes
Lecture 2A: Playing with 16th notes
Lecture 2B: Playing 16th Notes (PDF)
Lecture 1A: Playing Multiple Keys, Right Hand
Lecture 1B: Playing Multiple 16th Notes, Right Hand (PDF)
Lecture 2A: Playing Multiple Keys, Left Hand
Lecture 2B: Playing Multiple Keys, Left Hand (PDF)
Lecture 3A: Playing Multiple Keys, Both Hands
Lecture 3B: Playing Multiple Keys, Both Hands (PDF)
Next Steps