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A lifetime of practice material.
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Material by Mike Prestwood
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5/4 Jazz DrumsetThe three most common beat grouping patterns for 5/4 is 5 (emphasis on 1), 3+2, and 2+3. Influence of Take Five (3+2 beat grouping)Perhaps the most known 5/4 jazz piece is Take Five by the Dave Brubeck Quartet (1961). Many jazz songs that take a 3+2 beat grouping sound similar to Take Five so let's start with a 3+2 beat grouping. Once mastered, you'll be able to play many 5/4 jazz songs just using variations of this beat. Listen (Mike Prestwood on drums): Jazz in 5/4 (3+2 grouping)
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Download: http://play-drums.com/clips/Oddtime_Jazz_5-4_160_BPM_Mar_5_05.mp3
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