The main four elements to study are Melody,Harmony, Rhythm and Instrument Technique. Melody is a series of notes played one at a time, Harmony is the combination of notes, Rhythm is the placement of notes in time and Technique is the physical aspect of playing music.

Though I’ve further broken these four subjects down to twenty areas of application, these are the four main areas to become skilled at. Within these subjects are all the specifics such as scales, chords, grooving, theory, ear training, etc.

Rhythm is present in everything and is probably the most important element in music. And contrary to certain popular beliefs, you don't have tobe born with good rhtyhm to have it: it can be developed. Really.

I teach a Rhythm Program that covers the six primary categories of rhythm that embraces all music. Regardless of the style of music or instrument you play, your rhythmic ability, or lack of, determines how much joy you have and how good you sound.

Not everyone's goals demand a study in rhythm. But if yours do--you should check out my program. It is very powerful, and fun.

Regardless of the instrument you play, or if you are a singer or a dancer--having good rhythm is essential.