UNIT NINE (of TEN)
Common-time Tapping - Notation & Tunes
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From BA1 to BA2 & Beyond
SLIDES (Condensed) & COMMENTS
Web Review Slide 1-10-1 Zoom Instructional Slides 1 & 2
1-10-2 Slides 3
1-10-3 Slide 4 & 5
1-10-4 Slide 6
1-10-5 Slide 7
1-10-6 Slide 8
1-10-6 Slide 8
1-10-7 Slide 9
1-10-8 Slides10 to 14
1-10-9 Slide 15
1-10-10 Slides 16
Air Alerts:
The pushes and pulls are balanced in lines 1, 2 & 4, but not in line 3 (far more pushes than pulls), possibly running "out of air". This can be managed by initially opening the bellows slightly beyond the mid-point, and/or by a quick use of the air lever, at end of line 2, to pull in a little more air. |
1-10-11 Slides 17
1-10-12 Slide 18
1-10-13 Slide 19
1-10-14 Slide 20
1-10-15 Slide 21
1-10-16 Slide 22
1-10-17 Slide 23
1-10-18 Slide 24
1-10-19 Slides 25 to 28
1-10-20 Slides 29, 31 & 33
1-10-21 Slide 30
1-10-22 Slide 32
1-10-23 Slide 34
1-10-24 Slides 35 to 38
1-10-25 Slides 39, 41, 42, 44, 46 & 48
1-10-26 Slide 40
1-10-27 Slide 43
Tapping (B C) for fractional-interval notes.
On the third line (& also on the 4th line), the 1st bar contains two pairs of half-interval notes. Each pair takes one beat; thus two beats for the bar. In each such bar, I usually put the B tap on the 1st note of 1st pair, playing the 2nd note without tapping. Then place the C tap on the 1st note of second pair, playing its 2nd note without tapping. |
1-10-28 Slide 45
1-10-29 Slide 47
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1-10-30 Slide 49
1-10-331 Slide 50