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Avishai Cohen Trio Live at the Blue Note NYC

Feediop played at the Blue Note August 31st 2006. With Sam Barsh and Mark Guiliana with special guest Jimmy Green. Directed by Chuck Fishbein www.duckyou.com  
 
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tyjacks (1 month ago) Show Hide
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This is super-human, how does one reach this level of creativity and musicainship... can't be just talent alone... A Great piece of work.
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you have to have ancestors from another planet
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humm i think its 7/4 all the way. Just that the first bar is divided 4 - 3 then 3 - 4. I think some of you are confused by the quartolet in the begining of the second bar.
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I agree ! Not easy to feel it ! A great work, a great band !
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Mark Guiliana ondrums!!!
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You are right about 7/8 then 4/4 then 7/8 7/8. But you can't say "it can't be 7/4" because the bottom numbers are to make it easier to read. It has no influence on the music because you can argue a song in 6/8 is in 3/4 and vice versa.
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Anyone know who is on drums?
smoukondeuoter (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Mark Guiliana
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Sounds to me like the fist and last main sections of the tune are alternating between 7/8 and 4/4, while the middle section of the tune is in 3/4. The way they play at the very end is probably just free.

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