{"id":385,"count":96,"description":"Along with melody and harmony, rhythm<\/em><\/strong> is part of the core foundation of all music. Whatever the genre, era, instrument, player or context of music - it's the rhythm<\/em> that provides the driving force to keep our ears tuned in and satisfy our deep instinctive appreciation of music more than anything else.\r\n\r\nBecause rhythm is such a fundamental aspect of music, ear training for rhythm is relevant and can be hugely beneficial to musicians and music fans from all corners of the musical universe. From the bass player providing that funky bassline in a band and the drummer keeping a rock-steady beat, to the composer looking for a catchy riff to perk up a section of his score, or the passionate dancer who wants their performance to be so tightly attuned to the backing music the audience can't help but sit up and take notice, rhythm ear training<\/strong> is key.\r\n\r\n

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The bass guitar and other bass instruments are often classed as part of the 'rhythm section' in a band or ensemble, and players of bass instruments are relied on to provide the rhythmic bed on which the rest of the music depends. Our Bass Tone series<\/a> helps bass players find the optimal sounds for their instrument in different situations, and helps other musicians and music fans to appreciate the variety of ways the bass contributes to music.<\/td>\r\n<\/tr><\/table>\r\n\r\n

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Rhythm Music Theory<\/h2>\r\nWatch a short video introducing the music theory behind rhythm:\r\n
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