De-Mystifying Rhythm

Improve your sense of rhythm and timing with this in-depth course led by Mike Marble. Rhythm is one of the most essential elements of music, and this course breaks it down in a clear and practical way. You’ll explore pulse, time signatures, note values, rests, and advanced rhythmic concepts like triplets and 16th notes.

Through step-by-step lessons, you'll develop a stronger internal clock, learn to count rhythms effectively, and understand how to use space and syncopation to create a more dynamic feel in your playing. Whether you're struggling with keeping time or looking to refine your rhythmic accuracy, this course will help you play with more confidence and precision.

Perfect for musicians of all levels, this course provides the tools to master rhythm, improve your groove, and enhance your overall musicianship.

Why Rhythm Is the Key to Great Music

Rhythm is often overlooked, but it’s the foundation of all great music. Whether you're playing jazz, blues, classical, or pop, having strong rhythm and timing is essential for making your music feel natural and expressive.

This course, led by Mike Marble, takes a deep dive into understanding rhythm from the ground up. You'll learn how to recognize and internalize the pulse in music, how different time signatures affect feel, and how to use notes, rests, and syncopation to create engaging rhythms.

Many musicians struggle with playing in time, especially when dealing with complex rhythmic patterns like triplets and 16th notes. This course provides practical exercises that will help you count, feel, and execute rhythms with accuracy.

By the end of this course, you’ll have a better rhythmic foundation that will improve every aspect of your playing, from soloing to comping and beyond.

Is this course for beginners or advanced players?
This course is beneficial for musicians of all levels. Whether you're a beginner struggling with rhythm or an advanced player looking to refine your timing, you'll find valuable insights here.

Do I need to know how to read music?
No, the course breaks down rhythmic concepts in a way that is easy to understand, whether you read sheet music or play by ear.

How will this help my piano playing?
Strong rhythm improves your ability to groove, comp, and improvise with confidence, making your playing more dynamic and engaging.

Can I apply these rhythm techniques to other instruments?
Yes! The principles of rhythm apply to all instruments, making this course valuable for any musician looking to improve their timing.