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October 2008 · Bimonthly
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The Joy of Sixby Alan Dworsky In The Joy of Six, Alan Dworsky adapts African and Afro-Cuban polyrhythms to the keyboard in a world-beat classical style. At the heart of the book are four solo pieces designed to teach a variety of rhythms and rhythmic concepts. Each piece is covered in a separate lesson, where it's broken down into bite-sized patterns that start easy and gradually get more difficult. The excerpt below is from the third lesson in the book. Track 41Track 42 Track 43 Track 44 Track 45 
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