The ULTIMATE Music Game
ABEL Rhythm Dominoes ® is a new way to learn and practice music based on the ABEL Code™, a system representing rhythmic patterns using symbols understandable by everyone.
The main patterns used in music are assigned to letters within the Rhythmic Alphabet™. By associating each rhythmic pattern with a letter, musicians can learn and memorize a wide range of rhythms in a structured way and they can communicate with each other easily.
Here are some key features of the Rhythmic Alphabet™ 👇
- Complete Coverage: It includes all possible rhythmic patterns commonly used in music within a single beat, using all the letters of the Latin alphabet (A-Z).
- Comprehensive Visual Representation: Each rhythmic pattern is represented by a visual “domino“-like figure and associated with a letter that makes it easy to learn and remember.
- Flexibility: You can combine different letters to create complex and interesting rhythms.
- Educational Tool: It’s a fun and effective way to learn and practice music.
Let’s have fun 😃
ABEL Rhythm Dominoes ® is also a fun Playing Cards™ game that will help you understand, read & play music in an effective way!
Whether you are a beginner, an experienced musician or simply a music lover, if you’re looking for an enjoyable & challenging musical game that will help improve your rhythm, timing, cognitive skills, and creativity, then ABEL Rhythm Dominoes ® – PLAYING CARDS™ is made for you ✅
ABEL is the ONLY rhythm learning resource that’s officially endorsed by legendary studio musician Alvin Taylor!
Since the 1960’s, Alvin Taylor has been one of the most sought-after session drummers in the world. He has performed and recorded with George Harrison, Elton John, Leo Sayer, Little Richard, Ike & Tina Turner, Billy Preston, Bill Withers, Bob Welch, Eric Burdon, Sly & The Family Stones, Cher, Fleetwood Mac, Jimi Hendrix and countless others.
ABEL Rhythm Dominoes ®️ is officially protected by
United States Patent and Trademark Office – USPTO
European Union Intellectual Property Office – EUIPO
