Hi Tribers 🥰 real quick Wambamthankumam talk about the length of the notes… & why they are called what they are haha 🤣 It’s pretty self explanatory when you learn it - just like everything in music - it’s just makes sense! That’s why music is an international language! Intuitively! Regardless what instrument you are playing or whether you are singing…. These apply! WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE LENGHT OF A NOTE. 😁 Check this short vid and then vote, please, so I know where you are at and how is my explanation landing :) thanks! Oh, and connection call is tomorrow! Let’s meet!

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