Complete Basic
Rhythm Course for Guitar
Page 8
Combining Sixteenth Notes
Rests and the five most common divisions of
the beat.The chords used in the first four videos are:
Tips and Exercises to help you with chord changes.
Rests and the five most common divisions -
This
video is very important as it will explain and demonstrate the use
of the rest and the five most common
divisions of the beat before you combine them.
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The following rhythms use combinations of the five
most common divisions of the beat with sixteenth and eight rests.
This rhythm uses an eighth note with two sixteenth
notes on the first and third beats and groups of four sixteenth
notes with a sixteenth rest on the second and fourth beats.
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This rhythm uses two sixteenth and an eighth note
on the first and third beats and groups of four sixteenth
notes with a sixteenth rest on the second and fourth beats.
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This rhythm uses a sixteenth, eighth and sixteenth
on the first and third beats and groups of four sixteenth
notes with a sixteenth rest on the second and fourth beats.
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This rhythm uses a dotted eighth and sixteenth
note on the first and third beats and groups of four sixteenth
notes with a sixteenth rest on the second and fourth beats.
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The chords used in the next four videos are:
Tips and Exercises to help you with chord changes.
This rhythm uses an eight rest with two sixteenth
notes on the first and third beats and groups of four sixteenth
notes on the second and fourth beats.
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This rhythm uses tow sixteenth notes with an
eighth rest on the first and third beats and groups of four sixteenth
notes on the second and fourth beats.
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This rhythm uses two sixteenth notes, a sixteenth
rest and sixteenth note on the first and third beats and groups of four sixteenth
notes on the second and fourth beats.
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This rhythm uses a sixteenth and dotted eighth on the first and third beats and groups of four sixteenth
notes on the second and fourth beats.
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Trouble Shooting - if your
having problems or it just doesn't sound right
watch video.
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