Alfonce Production Jeannin Frederic - Qu'est-ce Caisse - Nouvelle Version
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Summary of This Method
This volume offers a more balanced way to approach rhythm by placing binary and ternary concepts on the same level from the very first pages. Rather than establishing one rhythmic "grid" and then moving on to the other later, the learning is done in parallel to immediately anchor both pulses and better understand how they coexist in music. This way, you gain ease in reading and precision in timing, while developing a more complete rhythmic feel.
Another important development: the "tricotis" (short and repetitive exercises, perfect for working on regularity) are offered with accompaniment. The goal is to get you used very quickly to playing with someone else, learning to listen, maintain tempo stability, and align your attacks. This "duo playing" dimension enhances the musical experience, prepares for ensemble work, and makes practice more motivating. Ideal for progressing in rhythmic solfège, sight-reading, and coordination, regardless of the instrument.
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Questions frequently asked
Does the method work on simple and compound time from the beginning?
The learning process presents the concepts of simple and compound time side by side from the first pages, rather than addressing them successively.
Are the "tricotis" exercises accompanied?
"Tricotis", short and repetitive exercises aimed at regularity, are offered with accompaniment. This support allows working on tempo stability and the placement of attacks with another part.
Is the New Version suitable for duo practice?
The presence of accompaniment in the tricotis introduces duo playing. The focus is on listening to the other part and rhythmic coordination. This approach prepares for ensemble playing.
Can this method be used for rhythmic sight-reading?
The content targets rhythmic solfège and sight-reading, based on the two pulses: simple and compound time.
For which instruments is this rhythm method suitable?
The book is intended to develop coordination and rhythmic feel, regardless of the instrument played.



