Posts by Pianogoddess
14
Jan
Quick Way to Learn Rhythm Patterns Using Fruit Syllables
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Pianogoddess
Want a fun and easy way to remember rhythm patterns? We’ve got a “secret
code”—using fruit syllable...
14
Jan
How to Play and Count Semiquaver and Dotted Quaver in Music
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By
Pianogoddess
Some rhythms add spice and forward momentum by combining short and long
notes in unexpected ways. O...
14
Jan
What Are Four Semiquavers? How to Count Them in Music
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Pianogoddess
When rhythms get faster and more energetic, music often divides a single beat
into four quick, even...
14
Jan
How to Count One Semiquaver, One Quaver, One Semiquaver in Music
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By
Pianogoddess
Some rhythms add playfulness and groove to music by alternating short and long
notes within a singl...
14
Jan
How to Count One Quaver and Two Semiquavers in Music
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By
Pianogoddess
Another rhythm that brings movement and bounce into music is the one quaver and
two semiquavers pat...
14
Jan
What Is the Two Semiquavers and One Quaver Rhythm Pattern?
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Pianogoddess
As rhythms become more playful, music often starts a beat quickly and then lets it
settle. One rhyt...
14
Jan
What Is a Dotted Quaver and Semiquaver? How to Count It in Music
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By
Pianogoddess
As music becomes more expressive, rhythms begin to mix long and short notes
within the same beat. O...
13
Jan
What Is a Triplet Rhythm? Simple Explanation for Beginners
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Pianogoddess
Once you understand dividing a beat into two parts (like quavers), music introduces
another excitin...
12
Jan
What Is a Quaver in Music? How to Count Eighth Notes
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Pianogoddess
Once you’re comfortable with the main beat, music begins to add movement by
splitting that beat int...
12
Jan
What Is a Crotchet in Music? (Quarter Note Explained Simply)
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Pianogoddess
Every piece of music has a pulse—something you can tap your foot to or nod your
head along with. Th...