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Introduction to Volume I
Chapter 1 ~ MusicalPhrasing
Chapter 2 ~ 4-WayCoordination
Chapter 3 ~ SelectedRudimental Variations
Chapter 4 ~ AbstractTimetable Studies
Chapter 5 ~ BasicPolyrhythms & Hemiola
Chapter 6 ~ ContemporaryBackbeat Grooves
Chapter 7 ~ ModernJazz Grooves
Chapter 8 ~ SoloingApplications
Introduction to Volume II
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FREE AUDIO & VIDEO COMPANION ~ CHAPTER BY CHAPTERIntroduction to Volume II
Volume II of Mastering the Tables of Time introduces the more advanced World Timetable, which employs subdivisions commonly used in music of the world from countries including Africa, India, Greece, and Turkey, and explores the possibilities inherent to it by applying accents, rudiments, polyrhythms, grooves, and soloing applications to musical phrasing within its structure. The World Timetable employs a rhythm scale that shifts its value groupings gradually, like the gears on a bike, from one to nine notes per beat as follows: quarter-notes, eighth-notes, eighth-note triplets, sixteenth-notes, quintuplets, sextuplets, octuplets, and nontuplets. While the numerical flow can continue, we will focus on these most common rhythmic groupings as applied to contemporary music.
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