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Jonny May
Course
Beginner
Intermediate
02:01:09

Master two-hand coordination, rhythm, syncopation, finger control, & speed with 36 exercises exploring the most common progressions and grooves in popular music.

Course Objectives
  • Master dozens of rhythms, starting with the basics
  • Learn a fun and popular chord progression
  • Discover the technique to syncopation and tied rhythms
  • Use the Count, tap, and play method
Learning Focus
  • Chords
  • Exercises
  • Rhythm
  • Technique
Featured Reviews

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How a great way on rhythms
Jonny this is so amazing I enjoyed the lessons
A must do set of exercises to build finger coordination.
This set of exercises for me was essential and frustrating at the same time. It took me a "long" time to complete them but but I think that has helped me more. Perseverance and the will to finish means I can play them at a glance now from the sheet. Memory is a different matter!
challenging but essential
I was surprised how much clapping I had to work at to get the rhythms correct. Great course.
Challenging
Syncopation kicked my A... Stick with it and finally got it. Will need to revisit this lesson often. It really helped to get my hands starting to work independently and together at the same time.
Had a lot of Fun
It's a great course for people with classical piano training to fill up some gaps. Some of the techniques were easier and others very challenging. I'm delighted with the results. I'm jumping onto the next one!

Course Lessons

1
Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1 – Lesson 1
13:46

The Chord Progression, Counting Half Notes & 8th Notes

2
Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1 – Lesson 2
27:12

Rhythmic Pattern 1, 2, & 3, With Variations

3
Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1 – Lesson 3
31:07

Rhythmic Pattern 4, 5, & 6, With Variations

4
Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1 – Lesson 4
27:45

Right Hand Rhythmic Patterns 1-4, With Variations

5
Two-Hand Coordination Exercises 1 – Lesson 5
21:19

Rhythmic Pattern 5 & 6, Triplets

Featured Reviews

View PWJ member reviews of this course!

How a great way on rhythms
Jonny this is so amazing I enjoyed the lessons
A must do set of exercises to build finger coordination.
This set of exercises for me was essential and frustrating at the same time. It took me a "long" time to complete them but but I think that has helped me more. Perseverance and the will to finish means I can play them at a glance now from the sheet. Memory is a different matter!
challenging but essential
I was surprised how much clapping I had to work at to get the rhythms correct. Great course.
Challenging
Syncopation kicked my A... Stick with it and finally got it. Will need to revisit this lesson often. It really helped to get my hands starting to work independently and together at the same time.
Had a lot of Fun
It's a great course for people with classical piano training to fill up some gaps. Some of the techniques were easier and others very challenging. I'm delighted with the results. I'm jumping onto the next one!
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