Take Five - Piano Solo

By Dave Brubeck Quartet

This piece is great fun to learn/play, and an interesting, welcome departure from the norm with its oddball time signature. However, I wish I had known that "deluxe" means "incomplete" or "abridged". The middle section (present even in the simplest versions) that differs from the two main themes is...

entirely missing from this 3 page sheet. If I was made aware of this, and able to make a better educated choice, I would not be in the position of having to pay for an additional, more complete copy.

If I had known that "deluxe" means "incomplete" or "abbreviated", I could have made a better informed purchase. Now I'm left wondering where I can find the entire section that this edition is missing to complete the tune in its simplest form. Even so, it's fun to play...

, and a welcome, interesting departure from the norm with its oddball timing. I just wish I didn't have to buy it again to get an unabridged copy.

excellent jazz excercice... if u want to practice your rythm with both left and right hands. It is not for plying witha band.. it is really the solo version. have fun.. i'm sure you will

This is great fun -- most of it's very simple, but the left hand of the bridge is oddly-configured and challengingly stride-piano. I'd actually rate it somewhere between beginner and intermediate and, without hesitation, I highly recommend for anyone.