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Waltz and March Beats (Part 2)

Waltz and March Beats (Part 2)
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In a band, the drummer keeps the beat so everyone plays together.

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Learn about waltz and march beats (part 2): experience syncopation and offbeat accents

What You'll Learn

In a band, the drummer keeps the beat so everyone plays together. Without a steady beat, the music would sound messy!

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Experience syncopation and offbeat accents

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Connect beat to dance and movement

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