rhythmic HELP!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!

[bignaf]

thanks, Selma. it's in my favorites now.

[Trumpetmaster]

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[trombonepirate]

How'd that Nehylebel (I know it's spelled wrong) piece go OT? I've played some of his trombone choir stuff and it can get a little weird. Great stuff though, but no one will ever mistake it for a lullaby. At least what I've played.
TBP

[Selma in Sandy Eggo]

Who? Nehylebel, or something like that?

Immediately springs to my (admittedly unusual) mind: e e cummings, archie, and mehitabel

I need a new brain.

[barfle]

Consider this message deleted. I need more coffee.

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[Trumpetmaster]

Barfle,
Here you go!



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[OperaTenor]

Hi TBP,

It went well both times we did it. Good analogy, definitely not a lullaby.

Back to hemiolas. A couple of weeks ago, we did a psalm refrain that was in 4, the melody line broken into triplets, and then a hemiola over the triplets in one section.



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[barfle]

And a partridge in a pear tree...

[trombonepirate]

Originally posted by OperaTenor:


Back to hemiolas. A couple of weeks ago, we did a psalm refrain that was in 4, the melody line broken into triplets, and then a hemiola over the triplets in one section.

YIKES!
TBP