Tour of Musition 4

• Introduction
  • How To Practise
  • Using Lessons
  • Taking A Course
  • Syllabus Support
  • Solfege, Piano And Guitar Input
• Topics To Practise
  • Pitch
  • Rhythm
  • Terms & Symbols
  • Harmony
  • Instruments
• Record Keeping And Assessment
  • Students
  • Classes & Classroom Management
  • Tests & Electronic Worksheets
  • Syllabus & Content Customisation
  • Results, Assessment And Reports
  • Networking

Rhythm

The Rhythm topic area contains 7 topics, each of which is concerned with reading notes from a score or recognising the meter and pulse of a rhythmic example.

Beaming

In Beaming, a rhythm without beams is shown on screen, and you are asked to put the correct beams in using the mouse.

Drum Sticking

In Drum sticking, you will tap back a rhythmic pattern with your left and right hands.

Drum Styles

In Drum Styles, you will tap back a rhythmc pattern which is shown on screen. The pattern is one part (eg: Snare Drum part) of a rhythmic style that would commonly be played on a drum kit.

Meter Recognition

In Meter Recognition, you will have to be able to identify time signatures and their characteristics.

Rhythm Notation

Rhythm Notation tests the knowledge of note and rest values.

Rhythm Tapping

In Rhythm Tapping, a rhythm is shown on screen, and you are asked to tap it back using your keyboard. You may also tap the rhythm in using an external MIDI device such as a keyboard or wind controller, if connected.

Rhythmic Subdivision

Rhythmic Subdivision tests the knowledge of note and rest values, and the concept of subdivision.