Dave Brubeck – Take Five

Posted by Mike on May 2nd, 2008 No Comments Printer-Friendly

Take 5 in a Quartet is a great example of Brubeck’s work as a master of time signature. The popular tune, loved by all that hear it, demonstrates a clever usage of 5/4 time signature that sets Brubeck’s talent apart from others. For those new to jazz, this classic is a great starter. For those are already familiar with it, it is easy to see why this is a must for the collection.



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