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You’ve Got Rhythm physical book
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The complete method (Levels 1, 2, & 3) as a physical book (126 pages)

You’ve Got Rhythm

physical book $27.95
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The complete method as a physical book (126pp) with downloadable mp3 audio of all the exercises and compositions in You’ve Got Rhythm.

You’ve Got Rhythm

physical book & mp3 $39.95
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Mp3 audio download of all the exercises and compositions in You’ve Got Rhythm.

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You’ve Got Rhythm

audio download only
$14.95
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Level 1 of You’ve Got Rhythm as a downloadable pdf (58 pages) with accompanying mp3 audio.

basic techniques of You’ve Got Rhythm
notes
rests
simple meters (2/2, 3/4, 4/4, and 2/2)
syncopation.

You’ve Got Rhythm

Level 1
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$14.95
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Level 2 of You’ve Got Rhythm as a downloadable pdf (56 pages) with accompanying mp3 audio.

basic techniques of You’ve Got Rhythm
compound meters (3/8, 6/8, 9/8, and 12/8)
syncopation between the beats
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You’ve Got Rhythm

Level 2
pdf & audio download
$14.95
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Level 3 of You’ve Got Rhythm as a downloadable pdf (56 pages) with accompanying mp3 audio.

basic techniques of You’ve Got Rhythm
tuplets
double dots
suspending the meter
no meter
irregular and shifting meters

You’ve Got Rhythm

Level 3
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I took band and I didn’t understand any note but your book makes it fun and easy.

Brittany Decleene

4th grade student, Utah

Your book, You’ve Got Rhythm, is the most amazing one hour music experience I’ve ever had. I’m one of the last private students of the great Concertmaster and Solo Violinist, Mischa Mischakoff. And I’m trying to make history by returning to playing at the age of almost 50. So I needed something better than just the old method of one page, one rhythm, one scale, one etude at a time. Your method, honestly, seemed like practicing for a Mickey Mouse Sing Along when I first saw the photos and tried it. But after just the first fifteen minutes, I came away with a whole different understanding and feeling for rhythm. No matter how black a sheet of music is now, I don’t feel intimidated. I can’t believe how quickly you can get at core meanings and values using it.

Martin Nagle

Michigan

I can just see a classroom of people, any age, slapping their thighs, clapping their hands, and tapping their fingers while reciting together, ‘We wish that Americans appreciated good radishes and used them as largely as do the French …’

Finally: relief for the rhythmically challenged—and without that nasty medicinal taste!

Ed Roseman

musician & author, Edly’s Music Theory for Practical People

One of the most valuable books a teacher could own and definitely one that every music student should have … It is truly a major contribution to the world of music and, especially, the teaching of music. My sincere suggestion is that you run, don’t walk, to your computer, post office or phone and order this unique and totally comprehensive book today!

Dr. Martha Baker-Jordan, Professor of Piano, Class Piano, and Piano Pedagogy, California State University, Fullerton

California Music Teacher

I ordered your book a few months ago, then got a new 8th grade flute student who had a very poor concept of rhythm. I’d been eager to try your approach and thought her perfect as my “experiment”. I loaned her my book for the first few weeks, wanting to see how it went before asking her to make the purchase. Her progress in one week was truly amazing. We’ve been at it for just a few weeks.

Andrea Wilson

flute teacher, Ohio