MUSICAL METER!

A quick tour through the concept of musical meter. We cover lots of terms and look at some examples. Thanks for watching!

[MoonMoon-bbdu]

this is an example of a teacher I want.

[brittanymiehlke]

You made this way easier to watch and pay attention. Thank you!

[mpazies]

You are so talented to teach. I understand very well because of your jokes. so fun. Do you think you can do a video were you can identify the 1beat on music? i am having trouble finding the one beat on any music that dosent have drums.

[darkangel]

I hate when I'm just walking along and I run into compound notes

[liamstraub]

OMG you are great i love your style of humor keep it up!

[AshleyJohnson-zlxm]

You are hilarious! I can't wait to share this with my students.

[xiaqz]

I loved this so much. Late night online class research took a turn to the hilarious. thank you

[danielm]

I'm so distracted by the amazing comedy I don't even know what's going on!

[tworfling]

You're absolutely hilarious!! Thank you very much, this really cleared out a lot for me. Keep it up :D Superb.

[Malexah_mor]

Thx for the vid, I’m taking a dance class that also has some music to study and this really helps me get music 😉

[marcocortes-guzman]

Thanks. This saved mw from failing a test😅

[meredithinserra]

Love this! How about adding how it FEELS in a song? Like have some music playing while you count the beats and point out which one is the accented beat. I teach a Music Apprec class which is partially online. Short videos like this are essential since I have limited "face time" with my students.

[jimstix]

love your videos. I would find it helpful if you walked us through some examples of the more complicated time signatures the way you did with 4/4 and 3/4

[jackiesuemahsman]

Absolutely hilarious and informative... :D :D :D

[gobahgaber]

my teacher showed me this video, i wish she is more like you

[Kristisf]

omgosh best video ever learned a lot and laughed so hard I snorted!

[charliesmith]

Wow, your super funny and engaging. And I understand now.

[ronnykatyal]

you are doing a great job best tutorials

[CoryHilliard]

Great video, but you didn't give the Strong, Medium, Weak of the more difficult times like 5/4 and 6/8. So if that's an idea for a part two of this, that would be cool.

[causeno]

I am confused unfortunately. Your explanations totally make sense, (And I like the funny style) but I miss a strong connection to the actual sound of the different variations. I would have preferred the concepts being mashed later (in different videos?) after I had time to get comfortable with their sounds for a few seconds.