this is an example of a teacher I want.

I hate when I'm just walking along and I run into compound notes

@jarlfenrir

6 жыл бұрын

compound METER! You haven't learn anything.

You made this way easier to watch and pay attention. Thank you!

You are so talented to teach. I understand very well because of your jokes. so fun. Do you think you can do a video were you can identify the 1beat on music? i am having trouble finding the one beat on any music that dosent have drums.

I'm so distracted by the amazing comedy I don't even know what's going on!

OMG you are great i love your style of humor keep it up!

You are hilarious! I can't wait to share this with my students.

I loved this so much. Late night online class research took a turn to the hilarious. thank you

You're absolutely hilarious!! Thank you very much, this really cleared out a lot for me. Keep it up :D Superb.

@mr.beeken8647

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Kayla! I am so glad to hear that!

Thanks. This saved mw from failing a test😅

When he said:she is my wife😂😂😂

Thx for the vid, I’m taking a dance class that also has some music to study and this really helps me get music 😉

Love this! How about adding how it FEELS in a song? Like have some music playing while you count the beats and point out which one is the accented beat. I teach a Music Apprec class which is partially online. Short videos like this are essential since I have limited "face time" with my students.

my teacher showed me this video, i wish she is more like you

This was so helpful, and hilarious!

This video is the best. Thanks

Mah teacher used this for school...

@declanmcenerney8007

7 жыл бұрын

mah too at BLS

@qweentiy4030

7 жыл бұрын

Haniel Hardcastle same to my teacher Mrs George used this at BLS

@declanmcenerney8007

7 жыл бұрын

AsvpDiva What cluster are you in?

@OneArmDan

7 жыл бұрын

I am cluster a section 12

@declanmcenerney8007

7 жыл бұрын

cool m8

Your videos are awesome bro!

Awesome teaching!

Really enjoyed your video Mr. Beeken

Absolutely hilarious and informative... :D :D :D

love your videos. I would find it helpful if you walked us through some examples of the more complicated time signatures the way you did with 4/4 and 3/4

@mr.beeken8647

8 жыл бұрын

+Jim Kennedy I think that would be a good idea. Thanks for the feedback!

you are doing a great job best tutorials

This was well done! =]

This actually helped.. thanks dude

You’re awesome!

Wow, your super funny and engaging. And I understand now.

omgosh best video ever learned a lot and laughed so hard I snorted!

This is the best!

It's really helpful !!!!!!!!!! Thx~~

love it

Great video, but you didn't give the Strong, Medium, Weak of the more difficult times like 5/4 and 6/8. So if that's an idea for a part two of this, that would be cool.

Mr Beeken great videos by the way. But I don't know if you have the answer to this. But when I saw your ad on Instagram I check your channel out. I'm glad I did. But what was the music in the back ground of the Instagram ad OHHHHH I can't find it I've been looking for the name of it for years!

@mr.beeken8647

7 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh, thank you so much! I cannot remember what I used for that... it was quite a while ago now. I'm going to have to get back to you. I have plans to make some more videos soon. I took an extended summer break...

Your great

thank you

can you help me put a meter on the song how far i'll go

I am confused unfortunately. Your explanations totally make sense, (And I like the funny style) but I miss a strong connection to the actual sound of the different variations. I would have preferred the concepts being mashed later (in different videos?) after I had time to get comfortable with their sounds for a few seconds.

The only thing that this video lacks is some example of how to emphasize the note.

I am confused about 4/2. How do you convert 4/4 to 4/2?

@mr.beeken8647

7 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks for watching and good question!! Well, as you might have noticed, they are not mathematically equivalent. However, they sound pretty much the same if you are sitting in the audience. The reason is that the number of beats in the measure is the same. Which means the emphasis in the phrasing will be either the same or very similar. There are probably some subtle difference when you ask professors at a music school but in theory, you would only use 4/2 or 4/4 when you want the music to be easier to read. They wouldn't sound different if you kept everything the same.

Why we need to divide beat

Thanks btw

I wish ur my teacher

God, this is so funny. I don't even need to know this because music theory overseas teaches things differently, BUT THIS WAS JUST HILARIOUS I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING.

Is it possible to simplify the time signature just like fractions? For example 6 to 3 8 to 4

@andrewsmith414

5 жыл бұрын

You could, but by doing so, you would change the meter from a compound meter (In 6/8, the two beats are divided into groups of three) into simple meter (in 3/4 the three beats are divided into groups of two). 6/8 and 3/4 have the same amount of rhythmic "space" in them (both can fit 3 quarter notes in before moving to the next measure), but the rhythmic emphasis is totally different.

If you are not a teacher, please become a teacher. The world needs more teachers like you.

Do you teach online?

@mr.beeken8647

7 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, I don't have the means to teach online except through KZread. It's a great medium though.

Dont get it he is really fast

what a mess...

cringey

@Spinosaurus4ever

6 жыл бұрын

Martin Johnsson umm. No. This is actually a very very good informative video for novice students taking up music theory.