First and Second Endings

Lesson 11/31 | Study Time: 5 Min

Course: Rhythm Section Method for Bass & Drums

First and Second Endings

Example 43 introduces first and second endings. On the first time through the progression, ending one is played (z)f then the progression is repeated (as indicated by the repeat sign), and ending two is played (x). Be careful not to play both endings together.

Examples 43

Bass Part and Drum Part - This example intrcxluces first and second endings.

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1- Odd Time 2- Sixteenth Notes 3- INTRODUCTION 4- The Half Note 5- The Eight Note 6- Triplets 7- Explanation of Notation for Bass 8- <span class="symbolA">^</span> Time 9- Examples 66 and 67 10- Syncopation 11- Eighth Note Triplets 12- Shuffle Rhythm 13- 5/4 Time 14- The Tie 15- Tablature 16- Pick Up 17- Anticipation 18- Mixed Time 19- Explanation of Notation for Drums 20- The Quarter Note Triplet 21- <span class="symbolA">)</span> Time 22- Rudiments of Music 23- 7/4 Time 24- Time Signatures 25- Ghost Notes (Bass Only) 26- Repeat Signs 27- Sixteenth Note Triplets 28- Harmonics (Bass Only) 29- Understanding Note Values 30- Introductory Fill 31- First and Second Endings

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First and Second Endings