MusicGoals Rhythm
MusicGoals Rhythm teaches:
- rhythm notation reading,
- keeping a steady beat,
- timing and coordination,
- memorization skills,
- rhythm writing skills.
Rhythmic patterns are grouped by level of difficulty and time signature. Each group is presented through a sequence of four activities.
- Play Along - First students listen and play along with a rhythm. They listen and play and see the notation.
- Repeat After - Second they listen and repeat back what they hear in time with the pulse or drum beat.
- Reading - The next step is to read and play from notation. Performance accuracy is shown below each note for comparison.
- Dictation - Finally a rhythm is sounded and note values must be selected to create the correct musical notation.
One and two part drills are included at all levels to ensure mastery and the development of coordination. These activities build rhythm reading, writing, and performance skill in a step by step manner.
To learn more about MusicGoals Rhythm, you may open the MusicGoals Rhythm help file here: MusicGoals Rhythm 2.0 Help
