Music Theory Classroom: Fundamentals of Rhythm 2
About this course
Part 2 of the Fundamentals of Rhythm builds on the basics covered in the first part and pushes into more complex rhythmic structures. It expects you to already be comfortable with basic note values, rests, and simple time signatures, then introduces topics such as irregular meters, polyrhythms, and advanced subdivision techniques. The lessons are organized as 28 video segments meant to be taken at roughly two per week, though you can move slower if the material is new. By the end you’ll have a deeper practical grasp of rhythmic concepts that are part of a standard first‑year college music theory curriculum.
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What you'll learn
- identify and notate irregular and compound time signatures
- execute and notate polyrhythms and cross‑rhythms
- apply advanced subdivision methods to complex rhythmic patterns
- analyze rhythmic structures in classical and contemporary repertoire
Course objectives
- strengthen rhythmic reading and performance skills
- extend understanding of metric modulation and tempo relationships
- prepare for subsequent courses in Diatonic and Chromatic Harmony
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