How to Play in Odd Time Signatures

Wouldn’t it be great to feel comfortable

playing music in any time signature?

There is an easy system, and:

– it doesn’t take a lot of math,

– it doesn’t take years of study,

– it doesn’t even require the ability to read music…

This course is guaranteed to give you:

confidence in playing odd meters
a roadmap for navigating rhyhmically complex subdivisions and groupings
a deeper understanding of rhythm in general

Playing in odd meters doesn’t have to be daunting. If you’ve ever looked into other material on playing in non-standard time signatures, you may have been overwhelmed by the amount of math involved, or intimidated by complex standard notation or musical parlance.

This course is for any instrument: vocals, woodwinds, brass, percussion, strings, etc.

This course does not require reading music, or looking at complicated notation. Just learn a few syllables and you’ll be on your way in no time.

Using a series of mp3s and pdfs, master teacher Dennis Winge walks you through each step in an easy-to-follow and laid-back manner. If you have questions, you can simply email him at the address found inside the course.

With this course you also get no less than 65 backing tracks (in the form of loops to be played on your computer) with bass and drums to help you explore plenty of time signature territory!

We know you’ll enjoy the course and its subsequent lifetime of improved musicianship!

Click the button below to make the small $40 investment for big returns on your musicianship.

More samples of how this course can work for you.

tutorial sample: how to play in 11/4

jazz standard in 10/8

rock groove in 9/8

jazz standard in 7/4

famous rock song in 5/4

jazz standard in fast 5/4

Window Shopping” in 15/16

from Dennis Winge’s new album

“What Are the Odds?”

“Third Teen” in 13/8

from Dennis Winge’s new album

“What Are the Odds?”

22/8 groove

Turkish groove

19/8 groove

10/8 middle eastern groove

15/4 tabla groove