Jack Bazaar features dynamic choreography and challenging slant-drum mutli-tone rhythms. Specifically requested by the National Theater of Japan for performance in the 2013 Nihon no Taiko concert, Jack Bazaar is one of the taiko world's most exciting compositions.
The oddly-named KarC (Full name: "Karc Joan of Arc") is a challenging arrangement of naname choreography based on a short-repeated rhythm and increasingly difficult sticking.
(No homework submission necessary)
Naname Ka Drill - Outside (7 min)
Naname Ka Drill - Inside (8 min)
6 min
5 min
13 min
9 min
Submit a video of you playing KarA, KarB1, 2, 3, 4, 4', KarA2
at whatever tempo (metronome recommended) that you can successfully play without too many mistakes.
(13 min)
(12 min)
Submit a video of you playing KarC and KarD
at whatever tempo (metronome recommended) that you can successfully play without too many mistakes.
(10 min)
Submit a video of you playing all of Karc
at whatever tempo (metronome recommended) that you can successfully play without too many mistakes.
You can always opt to use my videos at the end and follow along :)
(14 min)
Submit a video of you playing Kronkite
at whatever tempo (metronome recommended) that you can successfully play.
You can always opt to use my videos at the end and follow along :)
(14 min)
Submit a video of you playing Maracas
using the Follow Along found at the end of the lesson video.
(16 min)
Submit a video of you playing Murder
using the Follow Along found at the end of the lesson video.
(17 min)
Submit a video of you playing Slowplosion A + B
using the Follow Along found at the end of the lesson video.
(18 min)
Submit a video of you playing Runaway
using the Follow Along found at the end of the lesson video.
(12 min)
Submit a video of you playing Lefty Roam
using the Follow Along found at the end of the lesson video.
(10 min)
Submit a video of you playing Hedge Trimmer using the Follow Along found at the end of the lesson video.
(7 min)
Submit a video of you playing Cats and Dogs using the Follow Along found at the end of the lesson video.
(5 min)
Using the Follow Along, submit a video of you playing the whole piece
(80BPM for Karc, second answer for Kronkite, C position for the split parts
in other words, whatever the person on the bottom-right of the screen is doing)