Triplet eighth notes/ triplet quavers: how to get the rhythm accurate

Описание: Keeping triplet eighth notes even and in time can be tricky. You may have heard of lots of different words that you can use, such as pineapple, elephant or even the word triplet itself, but many of those only work at a steady tempo. Learn how to how to count triplet eighth notes or quaver triplets so that you can play them accurately and with control at any tempo.

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