Duple Vs Triple: A Melodic Approach to Mastering Polyrhythms in Jazz and other Groove-Based Music in 56 Steps
Internalizing 2 against 3 is every musician's wish.
As much as there are books extensively covering scale permutations, there are none that clearly illustrate all the possibilities that occur within the subdivisions of 2 and 3, in all their downbeats and upbeats, while also taking melodic motion into consideration.
Training melodic motion awareness in rhythmic exercises is underrated while it is highly essential for any musician, especially the improvising jazz musician since being able to hear complex 2's and 3's patterns with changing pitches is integral to utmost freedom in phrasing.

In this book, you will find 56 exercises in both, scalar and rhythmic notation, that will take you from the simple pattern of - half note triplet against whole notes - into the complex -syncopated 16th note triplets against syncopated 16th notes, hoping that along the way, this will help you achieve effortless sensitivity to swing and groove.

Included with the eBook are play-along tracks of all 56 patterns with stereo separation so you can "hear" each pattern and practice against any line you wish.

Play-along tracks are only available for download from the author's website: www.tarekyamani.com/dupletriple
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Duple Vs Triple: A Melodic Approach to Mastering Polyrhythms in Jazz and other Groove-Based Music in 56 Steps
Internalizing 2 against 3 is every musician's wish.
As much as there are books extensively covering scale permutations, there are none that clearly illustrate all the possibilities that occur within the subdivisions of 2 and 3, in all their downbeats and upbeats, while also taking melodic motion into consideration.
Training melodic motion awareness in rhythmic exercises is underrated while it is highly essential for any musician, especially the improvising jazz musician since being able to hear complex 2's and 3's patterns with changing pitches is integral to utmost freedom in phrasing.

In this book, you will find 56 exercises in both, scalar and rhythmic notation, that will take you from the simple pattern of - half note triplet against whole notes - into the complex -syncopated 16th note triplets against syncopated 16th notes, hoping that along the way, this will help you achieve effortless sensitivity to swing and groove.

Included with the eBook are play-along tracks of all 56 patterns with stereo separation so you can "hear" each pattern and practice against any line you wish.

Play-along tracks are only available for download from the author's website: www.tarekyamani.com/dupletriple
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Duple Vs Triple: A Melodic Approach to Mastering Polyrhythms in Jazz and other Groove-Based Music in 56 Steps

Duple Vs Triple: A Melodic Approach to Mastering Polyrhythms in Jazz and other Groove-Based Music in 56 Steps

by Tarek Yamani
Duple Vs Triple: A Melodic Approach to Mastering Polyrhythms in Jazz and other Groove-Based Music in 56 Steps

Duple Vs Triple: A Melodic Approach to Mastering Polyrhythms in Jazz and other Groove-Based Music in 56 Steps

by Tarek Yamani

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Overview

Internalizing 2 against 3 is every musician's wish.
As much as there are books extensively covering scale permutations, there are none that clearly illustrate all the possibilities that occur within the subdivisions of 2 and 3, in all their downbeats and upbeats, while also taking melodic motion into consideration.
Training melodic motion awareness in rhythmic exercises is underrated while it is highly essential for any musician, especially the improvising jazz musician since being able to hear complex 2's and 3's patterns with changing pitches is integral to utmost freedom in phrasing.

In this book, you will find 56 exercises in both, scalar and rhythmic notation, that will take you from the simple pattern of - half note triplet against whole notes - into the complex -syncopated 16th note triplets against syncopated 16th notes, hoping that along the way, this will help you achieve effortless sensitivity to swing and groove.

Included with the eBook are play-along tracks of all 56 patterns with stereo separation so you can "hear" each pattern and practice against any line you wish.

Play-along tracks are only available for download from the author's website: www.tarekyamani.com/dupletriple

Product Details

BN ID: 2940150162310
Publisher: Tarek Yamani
Publication date: 11/07/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 3 MB

About the Author

Born and raised in Beirut, Tarek Yamani is an award winning, self-taught jazz pianist and composer who got exposed to jazz around the age of 19.

In 2010, Tarek won the "Thelonious Monk Int'l Jazz Composers Competition" for his composition "Sama'i Yamani� which features Syrian Rasha Rizk on vocals.

On April 30th 2012, Tarek was invited to be among the 32 musicians from 13 countries to perform in the inaugural of the "International Jazz Day" held at the United Nations headquarters in New York City where he performed with the legendary Wayne Shorter and Zakir Hussein.

Since the release of this debut �Ashur� in 2012, Tarek has been dedicated to exploring relationships between African-American jazz and Arabic music by finding new ways in applying jazz harmonic techniques to Arabic rhythms and in approaching maqams using jazz vocabulary and phrasing.
This new direction in reinterpreting classical Arabic music is the main story behind his 2nd album �Lisan Al Tarab: Jazz Conceptions in Classical Arabic�.
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