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You could have gotten your point across without the word "literally" that you used 100 times ;)

Hi mr lefeber (:

Great Job!

Nice introduction, thanks for posting!

Thank you sir

Thanks for reminding me. It's been a couple decades since band class

I just watch this cause of my module

You can speak tagalog pleassss

Excellent, really summed up all the signs. Thanks a lot.

thankyou this is very helpful

I DONT CARE

this helps a lot on my journey to being able to read sheet music lol. thank you!

Doubt cleared. Thanks for explaining with example.

Who here for online class?

My teacher forced me to watch this

This guy can teach

When explaining where to start and stop, it would be helpful to say, start at measure 4, then play to measure 10, then go back to measure.......haven't a clue where to stop/start for the to Coda/DS at Coda.

in the 5th measure, why don't you jump to coda the first time you play that part?

Dot dot dot, (what's the dots for?) They tried to use you, but I still miss you. Sue me oooooohhh. But really who would listen.

Really good and clear explanation. Thank you.

So the ''Fine'' will move on the piece of paper by magic

can you recommend music that illustrates this information please? thanks

Very clear but when youre counting and playing what do you say on a rest? If i count the rest my fingers want to do something, if i say nothing i lose my count or rush into the next count. Do you say "rest"?

I been play piano for 17 years and still don't have this in my head naturally. I have to review it once every so often.

Hello

Dislike this guy my teacher made me watch this vid

Someonce has englightened me.

You've got a very straightforward and linear way of teaching/ explaining things. This works well. Thanks.

Does the repeat apply to life in general?

Good video. Clearly explained.

Wonderful and helpful video.Thanks!

great vid! articulate, concise, excellent examples. thanks!!!! will definitely help w my big band gig this wknd.

What if I have a piece of music that doesnt have the s sign for D. C. Al coda to return to?

Nicely explained lesson video. Thank you for providing examples! The music helped me when the colors no longer changed to indicate which sections you were referring to. Thanks again!

Great, clear and concise explanation! I only wish an instrumental or vocal example was provided. That was the only thing missing from this.

thank you for this

how to decide measure by listening to the music and not seeing the musical notes?

interesting points ,if anyone else needs to find out about slow down the music try Lomonting Slow Music Mentor (just google it ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got cool results with it.

Thank you for such a clear explanation!

Thanks, good refreshment and I don't understand it when explained only in words XD

This was really helpful in understanding the role of the dotted notes and rests, but I wish I could hear exactly what this sounds like to have a better grasp of this.

Showed this in class. Thanks.

Awesome thank you , but sometimes i see the something called " simile " what is that ?

Other music theory videos don't compare. Straight to the point, no bullshit great lessons. Thanks!

Very good......

Sophie, you are correct. In 6/8 we are counting eighth notes.

nice video

such a good video

So quarter notes are doubled and eighth notes are doubled? So if I have a quarter note, it's worth 2 beats and eighth notes are worth one beat?? Oct.8th