Rhythm Exercises For Musicians - 15 Levels Of Difficulty 🎵

Rhythm practice exercises suitable for musicians of all kinds. The difficulty gradually increases on each one but the tempo stays the same at 60 BPM. See which level you can reach and increase the playback speed if you need more of a challenge. Includes quarter notes (crotchets), eighth notes (quavers), sixteenth notes (semiquavers), dotted notes, and all the associated rests.

📂 Lifetime Access members – you'll find this PDF in the 'General Rhythm Reading' folder.

📌 Time stamps:

0:00 Video starts
0:05 Level 1
0:45 Level 2
1:25 Level 3
2:05 Level 4
2:45 Level 5
3:25 Level 6
4:05 Level 7
4:45 Level 8
5:25 Level 9
6:05 Level 10
6:45 Level 11
7:25 Level 12
8:05 Level 13
8:45 Level 14
9:25 Level 15

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[zedarated]

This has given me a better understanding of how specific notes work.
As always, REST = DANGER

[ianemerson]

Actually challenging. Did not expect this to be difficult sight-reading. Nice work!

[zoldlomblegolas]

Really good one, nice work! I was missing triplets & sextuplets a bit, but I guess the video would have been much longer including additional rhythms.

[noelrowland]

As a double bass player learning violin....thus is very helpful. However, as a bassist, we never ventured past level three, and my hands and eyeballs can not keep up. I'm going to keep practicing

[michaelh.]

I did classical voice & piano in college, still do it now. Rhythm was always my weak point in sight reading and it’s good to know that that hasn’t changed LOL.

[SushiSuxs]

It's official, I suck. Time to practice

[monicabonatesfeijo]

I believe one of the best exercises is to play all notes and all it's possible values including pauses, isolated before the exercises on pentagram with all notes and their possible values together. It would be a lot helpful to memorize the sounds associated with the notes. I have never seen teachers or any youtube channel teaching this. I also miss fusas, semifusas and respective pauses values, also 2/2, 3/4 and 6/8, wichh are most commonly used.

[michaelcumming]

Good exercises, the last 3 were more challenging than I thought they would be.

[TheOmniverseYT]

Love this! I was able to do every level decently but there were some pretty tricky parts in the last 3. If it wasnt at 60 bpm i probably would have messed up

[duckfat]

As a drum player for about 5 months, I managed to get through all and this was very helpful

[Shady_]

I struggled with rhythm and that caused me to also struggle with sightreading. Now after 10 minutes, PRESTO, I'm suddenly good at sightreading now. Thanks!

[Caff-pvfg]

man im coming back to this vid after a month of casually practicing your videos, and I'm so happy my counting is so much better

[snowbeatstheheat]

Had no problems till level twelve 🥹pianist and trumpet player and rhythm personally is the hardest thing for me in music but this helped a LOT! Thank you!

[iozsaygi]

You have no idea how useful your videos are to musicians out there!

[AmandaMauch]

I tried this with flute and it really helped my breathing. Nice work!

[ipivo]

Спасибо за это видео. Я лишь новичок и мало разбираюсь в записи, так что это видео мне очень помогает. Сейчас я лишь на 8 уровне, но с завтрашнего дня это будет моей разминкой для рук перед тем, как сесть за инструмент. Спасибо вам за этот прекрасный канал и видео

[horus]

Thank you so much for this. It’s really helped me play those note that was struggling with or didn’t know. Life save.

[emmu__]

My friend learns the drums and she sent me this video. This helps me learn to read rythms alot. Each day i get a bit further in the video without mistakes. Thankyou for making this type of video!

[RICARDORUI-ep]

Soy un aficionado al piano tengo 80 años. Estos ejercicios me sirven mucho para entender el ritmo y el pulso. Creo que esta es la parte mas dificil para mi. Muchas gracias.

[Leyzime]

I cannot imagine YouTube without your videos. I'll be lost in the space.
Thank God i found your channel 🙏👍🥁🥁❤