Strumming patterns for practice
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Enjoy!
cpatch
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If you're talking about the squiggly lines between the notes those are rests...periods of time where no note sounds (not even the one you played before it).
Jroby
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More specifically, its a quarter rest. Like a quarter note, but instead of noise there is silence. It usually takes up one beat. It takes up one beat in these images because it is in 4,4 time signature.
Jroby
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A repeat is the two dots before a double bar line.
BarbaryBill
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What about some simplification for those of us with no musical theory training. UP Up down chump down up down up oops broke a nail what was that rhythm again - sort of thing.!
Day 8 of Uke ownership - I can find 6 or seven chords. Can play them almost cleanly and jump stutteringly toward each with changes that are lengthy leaps of faith rather than destiny. But can I hold a rhythm? Nope. Six months from now I might - only might mind you - have mildly amusing simple tunes in my repertoire.
Till then any exercises that can give me some rhythm practice is my immediate search
Day 8 of Uke ownership - I can find 6 or seven chords. Can play them almost cleanly and jump stutteringly toward each with changes that are lengthy leaps of faith rather than destiny. But can I hold a rhythm? Nope. Six months from now I might - only might mind you - have mildly amusing simple tunes in my repertoire.
Till then any exercises that can give me some rhythm practice is my immediate search
Moh
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Just in case you don't already know this: There is a great page at ezfolk with strumming pattern exercises: Click. They come even with sound samples, which is a great idea especially for beginners, I think.
You'll also find tons of lessons for strumming at YouTube.
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Thanks for the strumming patterns! That's great!
BarbaryBill
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Moh -
Thanks for that info - It's really usefull and appreciated.
Cheers !!!!!!!!
Bill
Thanks for that info - It's really usefull and appreciated.
Cheers !!!!!!!!
Bill
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