Stick this in your copy of Syncopation, and use it instead of the regular book occasionally, when doing my funk applications, so you don't forget how to read 16th notes. You could also use it to get your 16th note comping together.
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Sunday, February 24, 2019
Syncopation p. 37 in 16th notes
Continuation of this item, in which I transcribe exercises by Ted Reed into 16th notes. Here I've done the famous page 37 exercise. I won't be doing any other pages because that would be obsessive and excessive hahahahaha. I don't want to start being that. A few note values have been altered, but this plays exactly like the original piece. The dashed barlines show where the barlines were in the original.
Stick this in your copy of Syncopation, and use it instead of the regular book occasionally, when doing my funk applications, so you don't forget how to read 16th notes. You could also use it to get your 16th note comping together.
Get the pdf
Stick this in your copy of Syncopation, and use it instead of the regular book occasionally, when doing my funk applications, so you don't forget how to read 16th notes. You could also use it to get your 16th note comping together.
Get the pdf
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