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Old 07-26-2015, 06:12 PM
Idaho_Annie Idaho_Annie is offline
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Originally Posted by creamburmese View Post
Your question has pulled up lots of useful resources I'm enjoying! I would say that breaking down the counts works best for me - recently went to a Bossa Nova class where I was totally lost until I figured out for the simplest rhythm was on beats 1, 2 (3) AND (4)

Does Klezmer have some of that 11 count music? I had a music teacher describe the way they kept time by counting 1234 1234 123...
I am so sorry I just saw this question! My mind has been in other places lately! In my Klezmer book most of the songs are in 2/4. There are a few in 3/8, though. I love the Klezmer because of that mystical sounding minor runs they do...it's great stuff!

If you are interested in the book I'm using, it's The Compleat Klezmer (yes, that is how they spell compleat) by Henry Sapoznik.

Also, there is a nice little documentary floating around out there about Klezmer by the BBC....worth looking for!

Annie
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