Doing Time Rhythm Series

Doing Time Rhythm Series by Bruce Arnold

Doing Time Rhythm Series

The Doing Time Rhythm Series is a collection of 4 books that work at developing your Long Line Rhythm®. These courses are meant for an intermediate to advanced music student. These books develop an ability to feel time and not count time. By working with the simple concepts used in these books a student develops the ability to feel larger amounts of music time as their basic pulse. This helps you in many ways:

• You relax more when you play because your mind doesn’t have to process time in small increments
• You are able to navigate through sections of music where the time might be ambiguous.
• Drum beats and solos become easier to follow
• Odd time signatures become easier to play
• You ability to play fast is enhanced because you are feeling a Long Line Rhythm®

Doing Time Rhythm Series Bundle

Get all four courses of the Doing Time Rhythm Series as a digital download for one low price!

The first group of two books in the Doing Time Rhythm Series are:

• Doing Time with The Blues Volume One
• Doing Time with The Blues Volume Two

These two books help a student to develop a feel for time in 2 or 4 measure chunks rather than feeling time beat by beat or measure by measure. This is the same concept used in the either the MetroDrone or the Big Metronome courses.

The other two books in this Doing Time Rhythm Series work with a 32 bar form. The group of two books are:

• Doing Time with 32 Bars Volume One
• Doing Time with 32 Bar Volume Two

Doing Time Rhythm Series Books

Below you will find brief explanations of each book in the Doing Time Rhythm Series. For more specific information click on either the book cover or follow the links to find out more about each course.

Again, these two books help a student to develop a feel for time in 2 or 4 measure chunks rather than feeling time beat by beat or measure by measure. Any of these courses will drastically improve your ability to feel time and not count time. Obviously these books are must owns for drummers and bassists. But remember everyone in a band needs to carry the rhythm so all instrumentalists and singers should work through these books! You can work through these books in any order.

Doing Time with the Blues Volume One

Feel Time Don’t Count Time

Click on book cover for more information Doing Time with the Blues V1

Doing Time with the Blues Volume One..is a must own for any instrumentalist seeking to develop a strong sense of time.

This book is part of a series of books which are designed to teach a student:

• How to develop a better internal sense of time.
• Feel music on a more macro level.
• Develop an innate sense of musical form.
• Develop a more natural feel that breathes with the music.

“Feel Time” don’t “Count Time.”

All this is accomplished by requiring the student to “feel time” don’t “count time.” within a Blues Form. There are numerous exercises in the Doing Time with the Blues Volume One that will help develop this new sense of time.

Audio Files

The audio files provides you with eight 8 minute tracks at different tempos in which the time is delineated every 2 bars, and with an extra hit every 12 bars to outline the blues form. The student may then use the exercises presented in the book to gain control of their execution or improvise to gain control of their ideas using this bare minimum of time delineation.

Doing Time with the Blues Volume Two

Feel Time Don’t Count Time

Doing Time Rhythm Series Bundle

Get all four courses of the Doing Time Rhythm Series as a digital download for one low price!

Doing Time with the Blues Volume Two..is a must own for any instrumentalist seeking to develop a strong sense of time.

Click on book cover for more information Doing Time with the Blues V2

Volume Two works with larger units of time to develop an even more refined sense of time.

This book is part of a series of books which are designed to teach a student:

• How to develop a better internal sense of time.
• Feel music on a more macro level.
• Develop an innate sense of musical form.
• Develop a more natural feel that breathes with the music.

“Feel Time” don’t “Count Time.”

All this is accomplished by requiring the student to “feel time” don’t “count time.” within a Blues Form. There are numerous exercises in the Doing Time with the Blues Volume Two that will help develop this new sense of time.

Audio Files

The audio files provides you with eight 8 minute tracks at different tempos in which the time is delineated every 4 bars, and with an extra hit every 12 bars to outline the blues form. The student may then use the exercises presented in the book to gain control of their execution or improvise to gain control of their ideas using this bare minimum of time delineation.

Doing Time with 32 Bars Volume Two..is a must own for any instrumentalist seeking to develop a strong sense of time.

Click on book cover for more information on Doing Time with the 32 Bars V2

This book is part of a series of books which are designed to teach a student:

• How to develop a better internal sense of time.
• Feel music on a more macro level.
• Develop an innate sense of musical form.
• Develop a more natural feel that breathes with the music.

“Feel Time” Don’t “Count Time.”

All this is accomplished by requiring the student to “feel time” Don’t “count time.” within a 32 bar Form. There are numerous exercises in the Doing Time with 32 Bars Volume Two that will help develop this new sense of time.

Audio Files

The audio files provides you with eight 8 minute tracks at different tempos in which the time is delineated every 4 bars, and with an extra hit every 32 bars to outline the 32 bar form. The student may then use the exercises presented in the book to gain control of their execution or improvise to gain control of their ideas using this bare minimum of time delineation.

Doing Time Rhythm Series Bundle

Get all four courses of the Doing Time Rhythm Series as a digital download for one low price!

Music Education Genealogy Chart

You might find the “Music Education Genealogy Chart” located on Bruce Arnold’s artist website interesting. You will clearly see the historic progression of pedagogy that is the basis for Muse Eek Publishing Products. Great musicians throughout history have been studying the ideas presented by Muse-eek.com which derives its content from a a lineage that stretches back to Scarlatti!