Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For...

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Page 1: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
Page 2: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
Page 3: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
Page 4: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
Page 5: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
Page 6: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
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Page 11: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
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Page 13: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
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Page 21: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
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Page 26: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
Page 27: Nethouse...For The Same Rhythm Different sticking versions of a given rhythm can be mixed. For example, using the six-note stickings from Groups B and D in a two measure triplet solo:
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