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Take Five
by The Dave Brubeck Quartet
“Take Five” by The Dave Brubeck Quartet on an interactive falling-notes piano: 5:33, 167 BPM, 3,082 notes from F1 to F♯5. Slow it down, solo a track and play along.
Open in the Piano VisualizerThe visualizer opens with this song loaded.
About this piece
Everything below is counted from the piece’s MIDI file.
- Length
- 5:33
- Tempo
- 167 BPM
- Notes
- 3,082
- Drum hits
- 1,884
- Range
- F1 – F♯5 (4.1 octaves)
- Most-played notes
- E♭, B♭, F♯
- Notes per second
- 9.5
- Most notes at once
- 7
- Instruments
- Piano, Drums, Bass, Reeds & saxophone
How to practise it in the visualizer
- Slow it down first: start at 100 BPM, about 60% of the original 167, and speed up as the notes become familiar.
- Solo the “Piano” track to hear one part at a time, then bring the others back in.
- Up to 7 notes sound together here: pause on the fullest chords and find their keys before playing on.
- The notes spread over 4.1 octaves, from F1 to F♯5: keep an eye on both ends of the keyboard.
- Each falling bar lands on the key to press; its length is how long to hold the note.