This music practice video is designed to aid in any musician’s chord progression and rhythm training. While this video specifically focuses on the twelve bar blues, the metronome training aspect of it teaches more than simply this basic blues progression. Metronome training is extremely helpful for any musician to keep their own rhythm and avoid problems like rushing the beat. This video focuses on playing in the Key Of D Major at a tempo of 70 beats per minute. This is considered to be a Adagio tempo (from the Italian meaning slow with great expression).
Author: Steed Productions
Twelve Bar Basic Blues Metronome Progressions Training Video 100Bpm Key Of D No Piano
This music practice video is designed to aid in any musician’s chord progression and rhythm training. While this video specifically focuses on the twelve bar blues, the metronome training aspect of it teaches more than simply this basic blues progression. Metronome training is extremely helpful for any musician to keep their own rhythm and avoid problems like rushing the beat. This video focuses on playing in the Key Of D Major at a tempo of 100 beats per minute. This is considered to be a Andante Moderato tempo (from the Italian meaning moderately, in the manner of a march).
Twelve Bar Basic Blues Metronome Progressions Training Video 128Bpm Key Of D No Piano
This music practice video is designed to aid in any musician’s chord progression and rhythm training. While this video specifically focuses on the twelve bar blues, the metronome training aspect of it teaches more than simply this basic blues progression. Metronome training is extremely helpful for any musician to keep their own rhythm and avoid problems like rushing the beat. This video focuses on playing in the Key Of D Major at a tempo of 128 beats per minute. This is considered to be a Allegro tempo (from the Italian meaning fast, quick, and bright).
Twelve Bar Basic Blues Metronome Progressions Training Video 70Bpm Key Of A No Piano
This music practice video is designed to aid in any musician’s chord progression and rhythm training. While this video specifically focuses on the twelve bar blues, the metronome training aspect of it teaches more than simply this basic blues progression. Metronome training is extremely helpful for any musician to keep their own rhythm and avoid problems like rushing the beat. This video focuses on playing in the Key Of A Major at a tempo of 70 beats per minute. This is considered to be a Adagio tempo (from the Italian meaning slow with great expression).
Twelve Bar Basic Blues Metronome Progressions Training Video 100Bpm Key Of A No Piano
This music practice video is designed to aid in any musician’s chord progression and rhythm training. While this video specifically focuses on the twelve bar blues, the metronome training aspect of it teaches more than simply this basic blues progression. Metronome training is extremely helpful for any musician to keep their own rhythm and avoid problems like rushing the beat. This video focuses on playing in the Key Of A Major at a tempo of 100 beats per minute. This is considered to be a Andante Moderato tempo (from the Italian meaning moderately, in the manner of a march).
Twelve Bar Basic Blues Metronome Progressions Training Video 128Bpm Key Of A No Piano
This music practice video is designed to aid in any musician’s chord progression and rhythm training. While this video specifically focuses on the twelve bar blues, the metronome training aspect of it teaches more than simply this basic blues progression. Metronome training is extremely helpful for any musician to keep their own rhythm and avoid problems like rushing the beat. This video focuses on playing in the Key Of A Major at a tempo of 128 beats per minute. This is considered to be a Allegro tempo (from the Italian meaning fast, quick, and bright).
Twelve Bar Basic Blues Metronome Progressions Training Video 70Bpm Key Of E No Piano
This music practice video is designed to aid in any musician’s chord progression and rhythm training. While this video specifically focuses on the twelve bar blues, the metronome training aspect of it teaches more than simply this basic blues progression. Metronome training is extremely helpful for any musician to keep their own rhythm and avoid problems like rushing the beat. This video focuses on playing in the Key Of E Major at a tempo of 70 beats per minute. This is considered to be a Adagio tempo (from the Italian meaning slow with great expression).
Twelve Bar Basic Blues Metronome Progressions Training Video 100Bpm Key Of E No Piano
This music practice video is designed to aid in any musician’s chord progression and rhythm training. While this video specifically focuses on the twelve bar blues, the metronome training aspect of it teaches more than simply this basic blues progression. Metronome training is extremely helpful for any musician to keep their own rhythm and avoid problems like rushing the beat. This video focuses on playing in the Key Of E Major at a tempo of 100 beats per minute. This is considered to be a Andante Moderato tempo (from the Italian meaning moderately, in the manner of a march).
William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 11 Recited by James Louis Steed
An oration by James Louis Steed of the 11th of Shakespeare’s 154 sonnets published in 1609. This sonnet is the eleventh of the author’s “Fair Youth” and “procreation” sonnets. The fair youth’s superior human qualities make it especially important that he carry out the biological imperative, a plan developed by mother nature herself. If all humans believed as he does and decide not to follow the plan and bear children, it would mean the end of the race in three generations’ time.
William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 11 Full Poem Text
William Shakespeare’s Sonnet Eleven (As Fast As Thou Shalt Wane, So Fast Thou Grow’st) is the 11th of his 154 sonnets published in 1609 and the eleventh of the “Fair Youth” and “procreation” sonnets. It is a typical Shakespearean sonnet, with three quatrains followed by a couplet. It also has the characteristic rhyme scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GG. The fair youth’s superior human qualities make it especially important that he carry out the biological imperative, a plan developed by mother nature herself. If all humans believed as he does and decide not to follow the plan and bear children, it would mean the end of the race in three generations’ time. The sonnet is included here for reference and reading enjoyment.