This course will teach you simple and powerful techniques to read, write, sing and play whole, half & quarter note music rhythms found in music scores. Easy to learn for all ages, instruments and people who want to share musical ideas with others. Available for lifetime access on mobile or desktop with an internet connection.

1. Finding The One with Roach

In this lesson Seth will teach you the importance of finding the one in music. He will run you through some examples to help you to understand how to find the one and count the beats.

2. Whole, Half & Quarter Note

In this lesson you will learn how to sing and count the duration of a whole, half and quarter note and their rest counterparts. You will be given a bunch of examples on how to verbalise each of these rhythms and how to mix them up.

3. Introduction To Rhythmic Clichés

Seth will introduce the concept of rhythmic clichés and test your knowledge by singing various rhythms using previously learned clichés. Your task is to identify what types of notes he is using.

4. How To Do Your Musical Dictations

In this lesson Seth will be give you a musical dictation where he will sing a rhythm and you have to write down the musical notation of what you hear. This lesson shows what you can expect for future musical dictations.

5. Musical Dictation 1 - Whole, Half, Quarter

Get a pen and paper ready to try the 5 musical dictation exercises mixing up whole, half, quarter notes and their rest counterparts.

6. How To Do Homework

In this lesson Seth will walk you through how to do the homework exercises provided in this course illustrating how to sing and play the exercises with your voice and instrument.

7. Homework 1 - Whole, Half & Quarter Notes Test

Get ready to sing and play 10 exercises of whole, half and quarter notes.

8. Syncing Hand & Foot for Whole, Half & Quarter Notes

In this lesson Seth will teach you some fundamental basics on how you can sync your hands and feet to play in time with whole, half and quarter notes. Try the homework 1 again after watching this video and try to tap your foot and play.