Rhythmic combinations
Familiar note values, rests and accents come together in longer phrases.
Recruit Programme · in preparation
The second stage after Beginner. You will combine note values and bring striking, breath and changes in tone colour together into real grooves.
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Recruit is built around playing
Beginner separated and explained the individual elements. Recruit starts combining and automating them, turning them into music.
Familiar note values, rests and accents come together in longer phrases.
Feel 4/4, 3/4, 6/8 and optionally 7/8 with your body and ears before approaching them through numbers.
A steady back-and-forth motion, accents, lighter strikes and omitted strikes.
A breathing no longer has to follow every strike.
Deliberate changes in tone colour and your first independent tone pattern. Use pure vowel shapes; O [o] is not the English diphthong /oʊ/.
Your hands do one thing, your breath another and your mouth a third — without losing the pulse.
Your path through Recruit
No extra showy techniques. The focus remains on rhythm, coordination and layering.
Included in the programme
When a new combination falls apart, return to its individual layers. Beginner is therefore more than an entry requirement: it remains a practical reference throughout Recruit.
Did it fall apart? Separate the layers again.
Help decide what comes next
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