Int. I Rhythm #1
At this level, you will perform just the rhythm of the exercise without concern for the pitches.
Int. I Rhythm #2
One beat can be divided into 4 sixteenth notes. They look like the following and can be counted as "1 ee and ah".
Int. I Rhythm #3
Clap, tap or speak the rhythm keeping a steady beat. Then play the recording to check your work.
Int. I Rhythm #4
The beat can be divided in half with one eighth note and two sixteenth notes. You can still use the "1 - ee - and - ah" counting method.
Int. I Rhythm #5
In this exercise you will see a new time signature. The 6 states that there are 6 beats in the bar and the 8 means that the eighth note will get the beat.
Int. I Rhythm #6
Clap, tap or speak the rhythm keeping a steady beat. Then play the recording to check your work.
Int. I Rhythm #7
This exercise uses a tie on the last two notes of the exercise. The tie combines the rhythmic value of 2 notes into one sustained note.
Int. I Rhythm #8
Clap, tap or speak the rhythm keeping a steady beat. Then play the recording to check your work.
Int. I Rhythm #9
Clap, tap or speak the rhythm keeping a steady beat. Then play the recording to check your work.
Int. I Rhythm #10
Clap, tap or speak the rhythm keeping a steady beat. Then play the recording to check your work.
Int. I Rhythm #11
Clap, tap or speak the rhythm keeping a steady beat. Then play the recording to check your work.
Int. I Rhythm #12
Clap, tap or speak the rhythm keeping a steady beat. Then play the recording to check your work.
Int. I Rhythm #13
In this new time signature the 2 states there are 2 beats in the bar and the 4 means that the quarter note gets the beat.
Int. I Rhythm #14
Clap, tap or speak the rhythm keeping a steady beat. Then play the recording to check your work.