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Dave Brubeck - Take Five / Drum solo transcription / Tutorial

Jazz is not typically considered music of the masses. So when a jazz tune becomes a hit single, it must be something extra special. And when that song is in an odd meter and contains a drum solo, well, it’s nothing short of a once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon. Of course, we’re talking about “Take 5,” which Dave Brubeck’s quartet recorded in 1959 when their sound was (and still is) considered the epitome of cool. When it came to soloing, Morello’s smooth, flowing technique allowed him to unleash torrents of single and double strokes with ease. But the solo he played on “Take Five” was about space and musical development rather than speed or technique. Morello repeats phrases, creates surprises, plays phrases over the bar line, and takes us on a musical journey, which was unfamiliar territory to most musicians in those days — and still confounds many who hear it for the first time. First we’ll look at the entire solo transcription, which is followed by performance notes and an analysis of the techniques Morello uses throughout it. Measures one through six of the transcription reflect the first statements of Morello’s solo. By repeating the same two-bar phrase three times, he solidly establishes the framework of the five-beat structure, and sets up the listener’s expectation of the downbeats. Morello surprises the listener and creates tension by playing the bass drum on upbeats both earlier and later than in the previous three phrases. You can see how he resolves that tension by bringing the bass drum back to the downbeat to complete the phrase. Morello sprinkles flams throughout the solo, but his usage of them showcases his ability to play a variety of flam rudiments. The obvious stickings here are the flam tap and the inverted flam tap. Morello develops and reiterates his melodic ideas throughout this solo. Many are stated and then restated, but embellished or re-voiced, adding an air of completion before moving on to the next phrase. Here Morello uses the floor tom and snare to reinforce the restated phrase by adding it on the & of 2. In addition, the five eighth-notes at the end of the measure are played on the high tom the first time through, and then descend to the floor tom and bass drum when they are repeated — ending on a lower note characteristically lends a feeling of finality to a phrase. You’ll notice how Morello re-voices the eighth-note triplets the second time around, and then delays the eighth-note double-stop pattern at the end so it actually ends on the downbeat of measure 41. 1.Max Roach (    • Clifford Brown & Max Roach - Joy Spring  ​ ) 2.Philly Joe Jones (    • Four  ​ ) 3.Sonny Payne (    • Count Basie Orchestra - Cute  ​ ) 4.Joe Morello (    • Dave Brubeck - Take Five  ​ ) 5.Art Blakey (    • A NIGHT IN TUNISIA/ART BLAKEY'S JAZZ ...  ​ ) 6.Tony Williams (    • Miles Davis - Seven Steps to Heaven (...  ​ ) ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Welcome to my channel! My hope is to inspire you to play drums & to become a better drummer. I try to cover and transcribe jazz, fusion, rock, funk, pop, and worship. If you need my drum solo transcription, or you have a song with a particular topic, please join my channel member. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Channel Member - can watch [drums only] video 1. Souldrum Silver Member : You can get the drum transcription. 2. Souldrum Gold Member : You can see more lesson videos. 3. Souldrum Diamond Member : You can have live streaming lessons and ask drum covers or topics. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you want to donate any cents for helping me keep going to playing drums and making videos it is welcome and many thanks for that. Enjoy the music thanks. Thank you for subscribing to my YouTube Channel and supporting me. PAYPAL https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=UK... GOFUNDME https://gf.me/u/y9tqsk Venmo @Taeyong-Lee 국민은행 656901-04-385572 _