Rhythm

Want a fun and easy way to remember rhythm patterns? We’ve got a “secret code”—using fruit syllable...

Some rhythms add spice and forward momentum by combining short and long notes in unexpected ways. O...

When rhythms get faster and more energetic, music often divides a single beat into four quick, even...

Some rhythms add playfulness and groove to music by alternating short and long notes within a singl...

Another rhythm that brings movement and bounce into music is the one quaver and two semiquavers pat...

As rhythms become more playful, music often starts a beat quickly and then lets it settle. One rhyt...

As music becomes more expressive, rhythms begin to mix long and short notes within the same beat. O...

Once you understand dividing a beat into two parts (like quavers), music introduces another excitin...

Once you’re comfortable with the main beat, music begins to add movement by splitting that beat int...

Every piece of music has a pulse—something you can tap your foot to or nod your head along with. Th...