Rhythm Study: Textbook of Rhythm Reading

De: Jake Summer

Narrado por: Maria Autio-Kesäniemi, Jake Maria

Audios for Rhythm study. "Rhythm Study" is a music textbook, the purpose of which is to teach the basics of reading rhythms in an efficient and easy manner. The audiobook is designed to meet the rhythm syllabus requirements of music schools all the way up to university level.©2016 Jakecom (P)2016 Jakecom

No way to use this as an audiobook without text

This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?

cannot be used without hardcopy .

Would you ever listen to anything by Jake Summer again?

not without hardcopy

What didn’t you like about Maria Autio-Kesäniemi and Jake Maria ’s performance?

no way to evaluate, no hardcopy

Any additional comments?

please include hardcopy

textbook required, no pdf or text provided

What disappointed you about Rhythm Study: Textbook of Rhythm Reading?

i assume this was made as a study along guide for a corresponding textbook that has the sheet music. without the sheet music to study along with this recording is completely useless.

What was most disappointing about Jake Summer’s story?

without the corresponding textbook this recording is completely useless.

Did Maria Autio-Kesäniemi and Jake Maria do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

quality seems good

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

disappointed that no one caught this before putting it up on the website. i wasted a credit for something that is incomplete without the lesson text book.

Any additional comments?

please add the pdf for the sheet music otherwise this audiobook is useless.

Glad I didn’t read the negative review, buy You will need the text book

I was shocked by the review that there wasn’t a corresponding text book. I Googled it because I thought this was impossible. I found a Kindle version of the book at Amazon. Without it this is worthless. With it, the course is fantastic. The audiobook is exactly what the audio sample is. There is no speech and is just a woman counting time. She gives you each staves corresponding number that the book has. It is exactly what I am looking for. You read the time as usual, but then she counts it for you (with you). For a music undergrad this is outstanding.