Body Percussion Beats (Part 3)

Learn about body percussion beats (part 3): distinguish between strong and weak beats

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Every song has a beat, even if you cannot always hear it clearly.

🎯 Your mission

Listen close. Move with it. Try it yourself.

⚡ The twist

Your ears are smarter than your eyes. Trust them.

What you'll learn

Every song has a beat, even if you cannot always hear it clearly. The beat helps musicians play together at the same time. Tap your foot and count 1-2-3-4.

Remember

1Distinguish between strong and weak beats
2Maintain a steady tempo without speeding up or slowing down

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