Long Line Rhythm®
Feel Time Don’t Count Time
In a nutshell Long Line Rhythm® develops the concept of Feel Time Don’t Count Time,” which often is not developed properly because of a few basic misunderstandings. This course will help to clarify the process. Through the use of this book and accompanying videos both a beginning and advanced student will achieve a deeper understanding of its use.
There are countless ways that Long Line Rhythm® can improve your musicianship. In general it is used for these purposes:
The development of Long Line Rhythm also involves ear training, physical technique on your instrument, and development of basic to advanced rhythm skills. This course will give you guide lines on how to develop Long Line Rhythm® for musicians of any level. I often recommend other publications to use if a student is deficient in some aspect of their musicianship that would impede progress with Long Line Rhythm®.
Long Line Rhythm® is commonly used in conjunction with either the MetroDrone® or “The Big Metronome®. Both function first as a metronome using large pulses to define a metronomic beat while the “all purpose practice tool” the MetroDrone® also includes a low pitch to create a key center so that ear training skills can be developed along with rhythm and time.
Your physical technique will have a lot to do with your success with Long Line Rhythm®. If you are a guitarist I highly recommend you first work with the “Guitar Technique and Physiology” to assure that you understand proper technique. If you play other instruments, remember that ergonomic movement without stress is crucial, as is proper posture and a relaxed feel when playing.
Drummers and percussionists can also use the Long Line Rhythm concept by feeling larger groups of rhythms. All exercises can be easily applied to any rhythmic instrument.
This is a welcome addition to the MetroDrone®, The Big Metronome and the Doing Time courses. I’ve been working with Long Line Rhythm for a few years now and has revolutionized my playing. B. Newman
This course really brings all the Long Line Rhythm® concepts that I’ve read about in Mr. Arnold’s various publications. Fantastic exploration on how to hear and feel music. R. Swenson
I love the fact that there are exercises for total beginners and recommendation if you are having further problems. I’m sold on Bruce’s concepts but have a long way to go to implement them. T. Telemann
This has totally turned my head around about how ear training, time and form fit together in a seamless whole. Y. Lawrence
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!
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