Jul 7, 2016 · If you want to count out the rhythm slowly, take the main beats as 8th-notes (or 16th-notes if the rhythm contains 64th-notes) with 8 or 16 beats in the bar instead of 4. As …

The problem is the last sequence of 16th and 32nd notes which are extremely hard for me to get down. I can do them clean at around 138 for an eighth note but it's hard to go any faster …

So 3*2/3=2. So by playing each 32nd note slightly shorter than their actual value you must ensure that the total time taken for that group of three notes is equivalent to a 16th note (or two 32nd …

My question is, how many notes should be in this particular trill? Should it be 32nd notes so that there’s 2 notes in the left hand for every 1 in the right hand?

Oct 2, 2020 · The best way is to count at the beginning the quarter notes 1234 and some bars before the triplets only the half notes 1 a 2 a. Then you can speak the quarter triplets like the …

I also included a list of the first twelve and the method I use to count the basic rhythms. My question is multifaceted: how do I count the rhythms I have unmarked, especially 32nd notes …

Nov 25, 2019 · Yes, it's a sixteenth-rest, equivalent to two 32nd-rests, followed with 3 32nd notes, totalling 5 per beat, but in the end it comes down to waiting almost half a beat and playing …

Mar 25, 2024 · But it got me thinking about this. Why don’t we use irrational time signatures that would contain 3,5,6,7,9,10,11 for a bottom note and how would we count those note values in …

In this 6th bar you see a variation of this, where the triple beaming stays constant to indicate 32nd note tremolos, but the rhythmic duration changes from two beats (half notes) to one beat …

Jan 20, 2025 · 8 Right at the beginning of the Prelude from "Le Tombeau de Couperin" there are some grace notes that don't fit in the measure. I've been thinking of treating the entire shape …