TIME SIGNATURES in music - SIMPLY Explained

The course guarantees to take you from a complete beginner to a very decent and accomplished intermediate player.

This video demonstrates how in depth and thorough my course is, so it will not only get you playing like you never imagined you could, but you will also learn to read music properly and learn the necessary music theory combined, to turn you into a well accomplished violinist in 30 lessons.

Below are the 3 videos mentioned that you will need in order to help you learn to read music. This is all covered in my '1-30 Violin Course':

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The first 10 lessons and all resources/materials needed are absolutely free and are included in the package as standard.

[NJones-lbln]

Wonderful❣️
I am currently violin illiterate 😅, but this is so informative.Thanks so much
🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[christophertsiliacos]

👍Thanks for the great tutorial. BTW: There is sheet music with no time signature. The reason for this, as you know, is that the number of beats may vary per bar throughout the piece of music. 😉

[OrangeCatsAndFuzzyBats]

Just wanted to pop in and say that the link is broken! 😊 Thank you for the video!

[ralphmartin]

Hi Alison again you advised again that you can never be to accomplish for review

Thx again Ralph 😊😊

[iancurrie]

A metronome behind the examples would’ve helped immensely

[wilsonlee]

Hello nice to meet you, I from Hong Kong, I want start learning violin and I so love the white Color 🤍! I want to ask do you recommend stentor harlequin white for my beginner violin? Or do you have another suggest? Sorry about that🙇🏻‍♂️🙇🏻‍♂️ I ‘m so confused