Jjrebillard Tostivint J.M. - Le Rythme Vol.1 - Tostivint
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Summary of This Method
Designed to make rhythmic reading accessible and concrete, this method offers a structured path centered around "simple time signatures" and very progressive exercises. Volume 1 begins with a clear review of essential concepts: pulse, tempo, measures, counting, ties, and working principles. The goal is to build solid automatisms, useful both in music theory classes and instrumental practice.
The method then addresses the study of quarter notes, half notes, and whole notes before moving into time divisions: by 2 (eighth note groupings), by 3 (triplets), by 4 (sixteenth notes), then finer subdivisions such as sextuplets (by 6), thirty-second notes (by 8), not forgetting rest figures. Combinations of rhythmic cells, attention to dynamics, as well as a summary chart complete the material to consolidate understanding and execution precision.
The CD facilitates learning by providing exercises recorded at the appropriate study tempos, ideal for developing tempo stability and regularity. As a bonus, MIDI files of all exercises allow you to play and repeat on the instrument of your choice, at any tempo, for personalized and progressive work, from slow sight-reading to smooth performance.
Technical specifications
| Theme | Music theory | ||
| Composer | Jean-Michel Tostivint | Pages | 60 |
Questions frequently asked
Is Le Rythme Vol.1 suitable for starting rhythmic reading?
The progression begins with the beat, tempo, measures, and time signatures. Quarter notes, half notes, and whole notes are then studied before subdivisions of the beat.
Which rhythmic subdivisions are covered in this method?
The content covers division by 2 with eighth notes, by 3 with triplets, and by 4 with sixteenth notes. Sextuplets, corresponding to division by 6, and thirty-second notes, by 8, are also included.
Does the CD contain recorded exercises?
The exercises are recorded on the CD at the study tempos indicated by the method.
Are the MIDI files of Jjrebillard Tostivint J.M. - Le Rythme Vol.1 provided?
All exercises are available as MIDI files. They can be used on any instrument and the repetition tempo can be adjusted. This feature allows progressive practice, from slow sight-reading to smoother execution.
How many pages does Le Rythme Vol.1 have?
Jean-Michel Tostivint's book contains 60 pages. Progressive exercises, rests, combinations of rhythmic patterns, and a summary table are provided.
