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Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Kit W/CD
Composer Burrows, Mark
Publisher Heritage Music Press
Grade Grades 2-6

Price: $19.95

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #30/2312H

UPC code: 9781429100151

Grades 2-6. So often, world drumming resources are more about the world and less about the drumming. While those books definitely belong on your shelves (particularly Planet Jams, our contribution to this genre,) sometimes we just want the music. That s where Just Jams comes in. Taking as his starting point fundamental rhythms from various countries and regions, Mark Burrows has built engaging and accessible jams that can be used to strengthen students rhythm skills, in drum circles, or as a change of pace on a choir concert or other performance. Meaningful speech parts for each jam are included, allowingfor a teaching process of speech to body percussion to playing, as are suggestions for developing each jam into a performance piece. Diverse in its rhythms the usual suspects from West Africa, Brazil and Cuba are included, as are Gaelic, Hawaiian, and Rock 'n' Roll rhythms, and even spoken word slams to Mother Goose rhymes, to name just a few. Just Jams is also diverse in instrumentation, featuring jams for Orff instruments, Boomwhackers and sound effects in addition to those for drums and other non-pitched percussion instruments.

Title Artist Arranger Composer Key DD
ADI JAM  
BASIC TAIKO JAM  
CHA-CHA-CHA  
DAHOMY JAM  
GAMELAN JAMS  
HEY DIDDLE JAM  
HICKORY DICKORY JAM  
IPU JAM  
JIG JAM  
KAHELA JAM  
KILITAN JAM  
KPANLOGO  
LITTLE STAR JAM  
MAMBO  
MAQSUM JAM  
MASMOUDI JAM  
MIDDLE EAST SUPER JAM  
MOTHER GOOSE SWEET""  
POLY JAM  
PUNJABI JAM  
ROCK JAM 1  
ROCK JAM 2  
SA'IDI JAM  
SAMBA JAM  
SIMPLE SAMBA  
SON MONTUNO  
TAIKO JAM  
TYGER! TYGER! JAM  
WACKY WALTZ  
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