18 Rhythms you should know
1.1M views · Apr 16, 2024 · Education
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@blakelowe1300 · 2 years ago
I once heard two seagulls crying(? is that the word for what seagulls do?) in a 4:3 polyrhythm. That was a fun day.
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@Meerteufel · 11 months ago
THE TRESILLO SONG EXAMPLES JUMPSCARED ME AND SENT ME BACK TO FREAKING 2018 IMMEDIATELY BRO OML
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@TobeyFairre7861 · 2 years ago
"Pass the god damned butter" is a phrase that's going to be stuck in my head for a while.
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@SammyDennisPhotography · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZROR_E5bFEI&t=1064">17:44</a> Anyone notice when you knock on someones door with this rhythm you can usually expect a “two bits” response from the other person
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@martinedwards2004 · 2 years ago
The musical joke of an incomplete Shave And A Haircut rhythm was used in the movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit. In it the judge (Christopher Lloyd) finds Roger by playing the first bar. Roger can’t resist and comes out of hiding to sing, “Two bits!”
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@paninibread1020 · 2 years ago
You sound like Mumbo Jumbo
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@Kylora2112 · 2 years ago (edited)
The "football clap" is used in the opening handclaps of John Fogerty's "Centerfield" (a song about playing baseball). It's also used in the Bay City Rollers' "Saturday Night." It's really common as a stadium organ riff in the US (typically baseball and hockey teams will have an organist playing live music during breaks to pump the crowd up).
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@5h1f7 · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZROR_E5bFEI&t=1110">18:30</a> that's a crime
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@nicolasforfant484 · 2 years ago
Football clap in French : " qui c'est - les plus forts - évidemment - c'est nous " Shouted in rythm by supporters in any sport / game, clapping hands on the two last
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@Salliveja · 2 years ago
The last one is crazy because it shows that there are not only unresolved chords but also but also rythms. So cool
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@lim7lim · 2 years ago
Please do more videos on rhythm, specifically for piano playing
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@Zastrava · 5 months ago
For the Football Clap, in Canada, it was used for 2 things:<br>1. Quieting down elementary schools. Teachers would do bar 1, students were expected to do bar 2. <br>2. During ice hockey games in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The final two beats were either 'Go Jets', 'Go Moose', or 'Let's Go'.
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