Lemoine Allerme & Neidhardt - A Vous De Trouver Le Rythme - Piano
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Summary of This Method
The method "It's Up to You to Find the Rhythm..." approaches rhythm as a language to be experienced at the keyboard, not just as a simple chapter of music theory. Through an exchange between musicians, it highlights key concepts: the importance of internalizing a steady pulse when playing solo, but also the pursuit of a controlled "imperfection" in Jazz and Pop aesthetics, where groove often arises from listening, interaction, and collective experience. You will discover how ternary phrasing, binary-ternary, and various "patterns" structure improvisation and accompaniment, with examples designed to train both the ear and reading skills.
This method is not an exhaustive rhythmic reading manual: it favors learning through the reproduction of heard examples, supported by written elements. It also offers rhythmic solutions intended for advanced readers of "It's Up to You to Improvise..." to facilitate the acquisition of essential improvisation reflexes. Designed for pianists, it is also aimed at musicians playing in groups (or wishing to start) by developing the understanding of rhythmic interaction between multiple instruments. The audio CD, with accompaniment typical of a "rhythm section," transforms practice into a real musical situation, allowing you to progress at your own pace and strengthen your sense of tempo, placement, and interpretation.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | piano | Language | French |
| Genre | music training | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the method include audio support?
An audio CD is included, featuring a rhythm section accompaniment to place the exercises in a musical context.
Does this piano method help work on Jazz and Pop groove?
The book addresses controlled imperfection associated with Jazz and Pop aesthetics. Groove is studied through listening, musician interaction, and collective experience.
Which rhythms are studied in A Vous De Trouver Le Rythme?
Ternary phrasing, binary-ternary patterns, and various rhythmic patterns structure the examples provided. These elements support improvisation and piano accompaniment.
Is an advanced level in rhythmic reading required?
Learning focuses on reproducing heard examples, supported by written elements, rather than exhaustive rhythmic reading. Rhythmic solutions are nonetheless provided for advanced readers of « A vous d'improviser... ».
Is it suitable for group playing?
The method, written in French for piano, develops understanding of rhythmic interaction between multiple instruments. It is thus aimed at musicians playing in groups or wishing to approach this practice. A steady pulse and timing are worked on using the CD accompaniments.



