Rhythm Training

1- Understanding Music 2- The Major Scale 3- Voice Types and Ranges 4- Sharps (<span class="symbolA">#</span>) and Flats (<span class="symbolA">b</span>) 5- The Tie 6- Rests 7- The Triplet 8- Sixteenth Notes 9- Dynamics 10- Intervals 11- Minor Keys and Scales 12- Transposing 13- Performing In Public 14- How We Sing 15- Slurs 16- Interval Distances 17- Breathing 18- The Sixteenth Note Triplet 19- Swing Rhythms 20- Cut Common Time (<span class="symbolA">W</span>) 21- The Chromatic Scale 22- Harmony and Chords 23- Octave Displacement 24- Overcoming Nerves 25- How to Find Your Voice Range 26- Syncopation 27- The Importance of Timing 28- How to Read Music 29- Call and Response 30- Simple and Compound Time 31- Identifying Intervals by Ear 32- Chord Progressions 33- The Keyboard 34- Phrasing and Expression 35- Interpretation and Improvisation 36- When to Breathe 37- Posture 38- Eye Contact 39- The Lead-In 40- Sol-Fa Syllables 41- Practical Use of Enharmonic Notes 42- Instinct and Training 43- Matching Pitches 44- Keys 45- Moving Between Registers 46- Chord Symbols 47- Arpeggios 48- Repetition and Variation 49- Stage Presence and Stage Craft 50- Accidentals 51- Blues Singing 52- Rhythm Training 53- Harmonizing Melodies 54- The Language of Rock 55- Developing Your Own Style 56- Vibrato 57- Relative Minor Keys 58- The Octave 59- The Key of C Major 60- The Blues Scale 61- A Word About Pitch 62- Matching Pitches and Rhythms 63- Warming Up 64- Common Progressions 65- Singing Scale Degrees 66- Vocal Range 67- Looking After Your Voice 68- Timbre 69- Microphones 70- Pre-Hearing Notes 71- Microphones for Performing Live 72- Common Problems 73- Studio Microphones 74- Registers 75- Microphone Technique 76- Working With A Teacher 77- Recording