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15 Minute Rhythm Workshop<\/h2>\n

In this article we’ll introduce you to a 15 minute rhythm workshop on 6\/8 time.<\/p>\n

Rhythm is arguably the most important component of music. It should stand to reason, then, that we should aspire to master rhythm before all else. As a classical guitarist, you are often left alone in your practice with little more than the metronome to keep you “honest” with your rhythm, so it can be very easy to develop a sloppy sense of rhythm.<\/p>\n

At the CGC Summer School, all of the participants were thrust into ensemble settings, which immediately revealed how varied everyone’s rhythmic sense can be. So, in order to help the CGC community develop a better sense of rhythm, and the ability to read rhythms with ease, I will be developing rhythmic materials for the members.<\/p>\n

Before I start, however, I would like to offer the general readership of Classical Guitar Corner a free 15 minute workshop on 6\/8 rhythms. This will be useful for everybody, as I firmly believe that we can\u00a0all<\/em> benefit from solidifying our rhythmic skills.<\/p>\n

Please find the free download and instructions below:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Classical Guitar Corner Rhythm Workshop Download<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Instructions:<\/h2>\n