| Todd Isler - You Can Ta Ka Di Mi This!
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75 pages, Item 1400181EN, $24.95
The South Indian syllable system is world famous. It uses seven syllables to create music. The syllables used are Ta, Ka, Di, Ki, Ri, Mi, and Thom. The book is a rhythmic counting book using these syllables, signs, and gestures of the South Indian people. Instrumentalists who are familiar with the phrase "you can't play it until you can sing it" know the method of this book. It contains many different rhythmic examples for the instrumentalist to sing and internalize. From there, they will be able to translate the examples to their instruments. It is a great book that focuses on counting rhythms using various syllables. A CD is included so you can hear, rather than just read, the lessons in the book. "Todd Isler - You Can Ta Ka Di Mi This!" has a sales rank of 6818.
Songbook Format: Instruction Book
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 This book has a difficulty rating of 2 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
 A CD is included with this book.
Composer(s): "Todd Isler - You Can Ta Ka Di Mi This!" was composed by Todd Isler.
Publisher: "Todd Isler - You Can Ta Ka Di Mi This!" was published by Gerard & Sarzin Publishing Co..
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