Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video is a sample of Kevin Nathaniel's It’s All About Rhythm - Interactive Concert Experience. This video was recorded at Tribal Rhythms Gathering 2017. For booking, contact: info@didgeproject.com
*Learn Rhythm Basics at home with the It's All About Rhythm video course: didgeproject.com/rhythm
It’s All About Rhythm is a method for learning to play rhythms and improve timing for musicians of all levels. Hosted by Afro-roots musician Kevin Nathaniel, the It’s All About Rhythm Introductory Course covers a wide array of rhythms from the most basic three and four counts up to complex claves and syncopated patterns in 8, 12 and 16 count cycles, and more.
This class is for you if you want to improve your sense of rhythm and timing, to play better with other musicians, and to take your music to a higher level.
As you go through the exercises in this course, you can clap, step your feet, sing and even dance to the various patterns. As these patterns become more and more complex, you will become more and more rhythmic yourself.
“The material in It’s All About Rhythm has to do with rhythms that you could easily apply to any instrument and also to your voice. Whatever instrument, whatever field of music you are involved in, this kind of study is a common denominator.” –Kevin Nathaniel
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Didge Project is a world music education blog, youtube channel, music project and a producer of events, workshops and online courses. Our mission is to bridge music from many cultures into a tangible medium that our audience can utilize for its own benefit. This is done largely through educational performances, workshops and videos. Originally started to support the growing didgeridoo community in New York City, Didge Project serves musicians of all levels in making musical instruments and education available. While advanced musicians may benefit from Didge Project's content, it is the beginner to intermediate musician that we aim to serve. Check out our tutorial videos, free courses, articles and more at didgeproject.com
This video is a sample of Kevin Nathaniel's It’s All About Rhythm - Interactive Concert Experience. This video was recorded at Tribal Rhythms Gathering 2017. For booking, contact: info@didgeproject.com
*Learn Rhythm Basics at home with the It's All About Rhythm video course: didgeproject.com/rhythm
It’s All About Rhythm is a method for learning to play rhythms and improve timing for musicians of all levels. Hosted by Afro-roots musician Kevin Nathaniel, the It’s All About Rhythm Introductory Course covers a wide array of rhythms from the most basic three and four counts up to complex claves and syncopated patterns in 8, 12 and 16 count cycles, and more.
This class is for you if you want to improve your sense of rhythm and timing, to play better with other musicians, and to take your music to a higher level.
As you go through the exercises in this course, you can clap, step your feet, sing and even dance to the various patterns. As these patterns become more and more complex, you will become more and more rhythmic yourself.
“The material in It’s All About Rhythm has to do with rhythms that you could easily apply to any instrument and also to your voice. Whatever instrument, whatever field of music you are involved in, this kind of study is a common denominator.” –Kevin Nathaniel
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Sign up for the Didge Project newsletter for updates on instrument sales, new tutorials and events:
didgeproject.com/subscribe
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Follow Didge Project on Social Media:
facebook.com/didgeproject
instagram.com/didgeproject
youtube.com/didgeproject7
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Didge Project is a world music education blog, youtube channel, music project and a producer of events, workshops and online courses. Our mission is to bridge music from many cultures into a tangible medium that our audience can utilize for its own benefit. This is done largely through educational performances, workshops and videos. Originally started to support the growing didgeridoo community in New York City, Didge Project serves musicians of all levels in making musical instruments and education available. While advanced musicians may benefit from Didge Project's content, it is the beginner to intermediate musician that we aim to serve. Check out our tutorial videos, free courses, articles and more at didgeproject.com
