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Polyrhythm is the simultaneous use of two or more rhythms. Tapping exercises with the metronome are important to master the most basic of polyrhythms. And it's something that requires huge coordination. [📹 Débora Noemi / deboranoemisb]

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This 4 against 5 against 6 tapping pattern turns into a major chord when accelerated because those same integer ratios also define a just major triad.

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San and African traditional music often combines polyrhythm with repetition and gradual intensification. In healing dances, for example, the music, clapping, dancing and repeated vocal patterns can continue for a long time, producing a highly immersive rhythmic environment.

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I confess to having no rhythm whatsoever, a fact my wife will attest to when dancing.

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Yep, I know all about the and the ones that aren’t normal and in odd time. 3 over 4 is wash- the car- and- wax it.

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