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Old 04-04-2010, 11:45 PM
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'Yedi Yedi' - original piece by my progressive folk trio with me on Tenor Uke!

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Hi all! I would LOVE some feedback on this piece me and two mates of my have been writing. It is still a work in progress! I'm not actually on bass with this group, but rather thats me in the middle on Tenor Ukulele.

Critique everything...from my playing, soloing to the actual composition itself.

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This piece is primarily played in a Turkish 7/8 rhythm so Yedi Yedi (meaning 7 he ate) seemed a cool pun.

MEGA THANKS ALL!
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Old 04-06-2010, 04:59 PM
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no market for folk music here? =\ aww.
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