Follow to learn music theory with me. Repost:deboranoemisb (IG) #rhythm #musiclessons #musicteacher

Follow to learn music theory with me. Repost:deboranoemisb (IG) #rhythm #musiclessons #musicteacher

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The fact that she can do that both ways round is really amazing.

[gabrielaosorio]

As a person who does music, she is doing a fantastic job.

[ShinsekaiAcademy]

That was actually insanely clever and clear explanation

[brandonjohnson]

I don’t think people understand how difficult it is to actually do this! This is amazing

[mzyadx]

I watched it 5 times and still blows my mind

[joshs]

I'm a musician and I know I couldn't do that very easily at all. Gold star for you. 🌟

[Bonnie_Mairead]

The coordination in this video is INSANE

[WeekndWarriorrr]

This is why good teachers are so important and deserve a raise. She never said a word but explain so much.

[ИринаХаердинова-чу]

Как поставить ещё один лайк?
Обалденно. У таких людей здорово работают мозги.

[joeswanson]

Being able to do a 3:4 poly rhythm is already pretty hard but switching sides to 4:3 and it being clean is absolutely insane coordination

[gammadelray]

Stuff like THIS, is what makes the internet amazing.

[dominicstevenson]

The amount of control you need to control your hand apart like that is insane.

[holdthisforme]

Her brain can multitask on a different level 😂

[JBCavern]

It's amazing that people can keep the beats straight in their heads!

[samanthajoyes]

Thats the best explanation of written rhythm ive seen....🎉

[GoDUsopp-bbsx]

The amount of control this lady has is astounding

[Evan-vd]

As a drummer I can confirm that this takes a lot of time to master the muscle memory in each hand

[dellythezar]

She is Highly competent music teacher, thats not easy at all, she made it so accurate step by step dynamically and best explanation about the value of each music note respectably,

[albertjohnson]

This woman reminds me of my 3-6th grade music teacher, Ms. Kneller ❤
I'm 40 something now and I'll never forget her and what she taught us, I've retained ALL of these years! She was also our Girl Scout Troop leader. Inner city black girls, whose parents were either too lazy or too busy to volunteer a couple of hours a week for us preteen girls did this for us every Wednesday after school!
I was so proud of my graduation from the brown uniform to the classic green one, I
learned how to swim (thank God 😇), and a lot of other things that I've also remembered quite vividly as well. If this rings a bell with anyone else please reply.
Oh yeah...the school was Stephens elementary in Detroit Michigan, on Seneca street between Lambert and Medbury!
She also looks like her alot.
If you're still "around " Ms. Kneller..you were/are very much loved, remembered
and made more than a few young black girls comfortable in their own bodies ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

[ I'm not Al my phone is broken and I just had to say this!😊]

[dingo_dominator]

my brain would hurt if i tried to do that, the amount of left-right dual-focus hand-eye coordination required to pull this off is actually insane. this video is one of the reasons that i respect tf outta ppl who play instruments

edit: yall im not a musician, im just commenting on how impressive the video is. i dont want any music advice lmaoo