How to Count Dotted Half Notes (Rhythm Dictation Course Exercise Set 7)

Let’s do some ear training. To complete this lesson, you can write the rhythms on staff paper, use notation software, or simply count along using beat numbers. If you choose to count along, these exercises can be completed eyes-free while you do passive work like washing the dishes or driving to work. The examples in this seventh lesson introduce dotted half-note rhythms (dotted minims). All questions will be in 4/4 meter and played on a middle C. A hi-hat will count off each example, which will then be played on a piano. If you need to hear a question several more times before the answer is revealed, you can use the timestamps to jump back to the beginning of each example.

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00:00 – Lesson
01:12 – Question 1
01:42 – Question 2
02:12 – Question 3
02:41 – Question 4
03:11 – Question 5
03:41 – Question 6
04:30 – Question 7
05:19 – Question 8
06:09 – Question 9
07:41 – Question 10

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